Find Your Role in the Labor Movement

Jobs & Pathways

Everyone has a role to play in the labor movement. Let's find yours.

What kind of organizer do you want to be?

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Organize from the Inside

Take a union job and build power from the inside — the tradition of workplace organizing that built the American labor movement.

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Staff Organizer

Work for the Movement

Keep unions running and help execute their political goals — find staff roles at unions and labor organizations.

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🎓 Education

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🏛️ Public Sector

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🚌 Transportation

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A — Where to Focus

Highest-Impact Terrain for Your Path

Tips & Tricks

C — Union Type Guide

How Intervention Types Work

Type A

Build New Power

Few or no unions here. High potential for new organizing. Start from scratch — find the organic leaders, map the workplace, build the structure.

Low infrastructure, high opportunity

Type B

Wake the Giant

Unions exist but aren't punching their weight politically. The organized power is there — it needs activation through political action and internal leadership development.

Moderate–high infrastructure, low political alignment

Type C

Move Together

Strong unions, politically engaged. Best terrain for coordinated campaigns and electoral leverage. Build on existing infrastructure to maximize impact.

High infrastructure, high alignment

Organize from the Inside

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