The Voice of Labor in Texas
We are teachers, firefighters and farm workers, actors and engineers, pilots and public employees, painters and plumbers, steelworkers and screenwriters, doctors and nurses, stagehands, electricians and more. We work the early shift and the late shift. We are the unemployed, students and retirees.
The Texas AFL-CIO is a state federation of labor unions representing 235,000 members in Texas. We advocate for working people in the political and legislative arenas.
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Featured Stories
Texas AFL-CIO: Su ‘Perfect Choice’ for Labor Secretary
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Feb, 2023
News
Texas AFL-CIO: Su ‘Perfect Choice’ for Labor Secretary
Texas AFL-CIO: Su ‘Perfect Choice’ for Labor Secretary
Texas AFL-CIO Backs Houston Firefighter Arbitration Bill
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Feb, 2023
News
Texas AFL-CIO Backs Houston Firefighter Arbitration Bill
Texas AFL-CIO Backs Houston Firefighter Arbitration Bill
88th Legislative Session: Fair Shot Agenda
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Jan, 2023
News
88th Legislative Session: Fair Shot Agenda
88th Legislative Session: Fair Shot Agenda
Texas AFL-CIO Condemns Judge’s Move to Bar Voter Registration at Texas Citizenship Ceremony
17
Nov, 2022
News
Texas AFL-CIO Condemns Judge’s Move to Bar Voter Registration at Texas Citizenship Ceremony
Texas AFL-CIO Condemns Judge’s Move to Bar Voter Registration at Texas Citizenship Ceremony
In The News
Emily Amps Joins Texas AFL-CIO As Director of Politics and Policy
‘Striketober’ Isn’t a Sign of Chaos—It’s a Healthy Development for the Country
Survey Shows Broad Public Support For Worker Strikes
Strikes Are Sweeping the Labor Market as Workers Wield New Leverage
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