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President Roosevelt signing the National Labor Relations Act

What is the NLRA?

The right to unionize is protected by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA, also known as the Wagner Act).

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How Do You Organize in a Remote Workplace?

Organizing in remote workplaces is based on the same principles of in-person organizing, but it can be daunting to reach out to people you’ve never met.

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What Is a Union?

A union is an organization of co-workers who join together to improve their working conditions.

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Building Power at Work

The 2024 election is over. Now is the time to continue building power in our workplaces.

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Your Right to Organize a Union

Organizing is how we change the world. There is power and safety in a union, and when we come together with our co-workers we can win change at work.

Labor in Transition

EWOC is growing its training programs, network among labor organizers, and campaigns. Join us!

EWOC volunteers at Labor Notes 2024

A Hotter Labor Summer

Temperatures across the globe are rising, and workers are on the frontlines, but we’re meeting the moment to fight back and win a cooler future.

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