Union Representation

Every employee's contribution matters in a small business. Unfortunately, a smaller workforce can also leave employees vulnerable to a variety of challenges. They may receive lower wages. Workers may have limited job security. They may be subject to arbitrary...

You depend on your employer to do what they have promised in a collective bargaining agreement or company policies. Unfortunately, not every employer follows the rules set in place by these important agreements. In these moments, your union is there to represent and...

When you have concerns about your workplace, you do not have to stand alone in the effort to increase pay or improve workplace conditions. Working with your coworkers can help you achieve more, and forming an employee association (union) can be a decisive step toward...

As new unions form and established professional employee associations navigate a changing legal landscape, experienced representation remains an important asset for these organizations. Why is this representation important? New workers’ organizations in Wisconsin news...