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Find your people
Connect with EWOC (the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee) and a real person will call you to learn more about your work situation and guide you through exploring collective organizing.
Talk to an organizer →Union → a Teamster →
You're already in it
Your local is your first stop for contract questions, benefits, or getting more involved before the next fight. If you don't know your local, the International can point you to it.
You can also check out the Teamsters for a Democratic Union, a grassroots organization of thousands of members across North America, working together to rebuild Teamster Power. For more than 45 years, TDU has been uniting Teamsters to put our union to work for the members.
Union → in another Union →
Solidarity never sleeps and neither does Labor Notes
If you're not already in touch with a shop steward or someone in your local union, we recommend reaching out to learn more. (We wanted to make a page for every union in the world but that turned out to be tricky...)
We also recommend you check out Labor Notes. If you're looking to build power at your workplace, sharpen your organizing skills, and connect with like-minded folks from around the world, Labor Notes is the place. They host regular online trainings and in-person Troublemaker schools. Sign up for their newsletter and their next event below.
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