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The Texas AFL-CIO is a state federation of labor unions representing 240,000 members in Texas. We advocate for working people in the political and legislative arenas.

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26 Jul, 2023
News

Texas AFL-CIO Awards 24 Scholarships, Inaugurating ‘Career Builder’ Grant Into Program

 

  The Texas AFL-CIO Scholarship Program awarded 24 grants of $1,500 to students from affiliated union families, including a brand-new scholarship that will go to a union member who is returning to college.

 

Texas AFL-CIO Awards 24 Scholarships, Inaugurating ‘Career Builder’ Grant Into Program

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Texas AFL-CIO Congratulates Texans Cummings, Osobase on Election to National Offices in Communications Workers of America
11 Jul, 2023
News

Texas AFL-CIO Congratulates Texans Cummings, Osobase on Election to National Offices in Communications Workers of America

Contacts: Rick Levy,
Leonard Aguilar or Ed Sills,
(512) 477-6195;
Sills cell: (512) 695-1148

 

Texas AFL-CIO Congratulates Texans Cummings, Osobase on Election to National Offices in Communications Workers of America

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