The We the Working People Forum is designed for workers—union member and non-union alike—who want to have a meaningful impact in their workplaces and communities. Participants will examine the intersections of labor with current headline …
Upcoming Classes
Financial Officer Training | Jan 16–17
Designed specifically for union financial officers, including new treasurers, financial secretaries, trustees, and other union officers, this program covers regulations from the U.S. Department of Labor as well as recordkeeping best practices to help you …
Worker Protections and the Family and Medical Leave Act | Feb 26–27
In this two-day examination of worker rights, we will go beyond the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and take a critical look at the current state of workers’ rights under the laws, with an emphasis …
Grievance Arbitration | Mar 16–19
Effectively resolving disputes—including utilizing the contractual grievance and arbitration process—is vital for union representatives, stewards, and members. In this class, participants will examine the tools and skills needed to investigate and resolve grievances in different …
Essentials of Leadership | Mar 30–Apr 1
How can you become a more effective leader for your organization? This educational program is applicable to leaders of any social justice, community-based, or nonprofit organization, and will involve real work (you will do actual …
Changes to the National Labor Relations Act in the Current Administration | Feb 24–25
In this two-day course, we will touch on the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) protections of employees and the regulation of unions pursuant to both the NLRA and the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act (LMRDA). …
Internal Organizing | Apr 13–15
This is a crucial educational program for any union—especially those seeking to adapt to “open shop” or “Right to Work.” Reinvigorate your union with successful strategies and fundamental principles for membership engagement. Learn how to …