Iron Workers Local 383

The Construction and General Laborer's Union Local 464, part of the Wisconsin Laborers' District Council, represents nearly 9,000 construction craft laborers in Wisconsin. As an affiliate of the Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA), they serve various sectors including transportation infrastructure, building, utility distribution, demolition, and asbestos removal. Committed to ensuring family-supporting wages and benefits for their members, the union collaborates with employer partners to enhance the quality and safety of construction work. Through training programs and services, they strive to cultivate the skills and productivity of their members, making them valuable assets in the industry. When you engage with the Wisconsin Laborers' District Council, you can expect a dedication to excellence and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship. Their focus on delivering high-quality work and fostering a culture of safety sets them apart as a reliable partner for construction projects in the region. Generated from the website content

Teamsters Union Local 695 in Madison, WI has been advocating for working-class families in Wisconsin for over 80 years, fighting for stronger protections and better conditions through legislative and political efforts. Their dedicated staff, comprised of industry professionals turned Business Representatives, brings over 100 years of combined experience in standing up for workers' rights. Representing a diverse range of industries including transit, construction, manufacturing, and public sector workers, Teamsters Local 695 is committed to supporting their members in various sectors such as freight, production, and food processing. With upcoming events and ongoing campaigns, they continue to champion justice and fair treatment for workers in the region.Generated from the website

Since the Wisconsin Professional Police Association (WPPA) began serving the needs of law enforcement personnel statewide in 1932, it has developed expertise in employment relations, collective bargaining, legislative lobbying, legal assistance for law enforcement personnel, and providing fraternal opportunities for its members. Currently serving almost 11, 000 active and retired members from over 380 locals, WPPA is a non-profit service organization. WPPA stays in touch with the needs of its members by having its board of directors comprised of individuals elected from the membership. WPPA then meets the needs of its membership by using the experience of many individuals-business agents, attorneys, and others whose proven expertise best serves WPPA and its members. With over 75 years of service to law enforcement personnel, the WPPA is recognized as the leading law enforcement association in the state. The WPPA President currently serves on the executive board of the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO). Since law enforcement work is a high stress occupation, WPPA also serves the important function of providing social opportunities for members. General membership activities such as golf, bowling, and shooting tournaments give members a chance to relax, enjoy and learn from their colleagues. Members can also engage in WPPA-sponsored benevolent activities throughout the year, in addition to attending the annual WPPA convention.