Justice for Corinthian Workers
Arlington, VA – On January 15, 2013 former employees of Arlington based Corinthian Contractors, Inc., local residents, and area immigration groups gathered to demand the company stop using unlawful...
View ArticleLiUNA Mid-Atlantic Supports Immigration Reform
Laborers Speak Out on Immigration Reform: “I’m here with my loud and proud brothers of the Mid-Atlantic region who are fighting for immigration reform,” says LiUNA Mid-Atlantic Region Vice President...
View ArticleLiUNA! Member, Organizer Takes GOLD at USA Judo Senior Nationals
Reston, VA – The Laborers’ International Union of North America (LiUNA!) Mid-Atlantic Region is proud to announce that one of its members and lead organizers won the 2013 USA Judo Senior Nationals in...
View ArticleOne World Trade Center: Built by Local Laborers and the Trades
After over six years of construction, the final pieces of the One World Trade Center building are being put in place by Union members, making it the tallest building in the western hemisphere.
View ArticleLaborers Celebrate Reopening of Jersey Shore
LiUNA! heavily involved in cleanup and reopening of Jersey Shore after Hurricane Sandy.
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After Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Workers Demand ASI Clean up its Act!
Washington, DC – Several current and former asbestos workers protested Asbestos Specialist Inc (ASI) May 23 to demand their employer be held accountable for its dangerous behavior. The workers spoke...
View ArticleBridges Shouldn’t Have to Collapse for Congress to Get Serious About...
“How many more bridges must collapse, how many people must be hurt or die and how many billions of dollars must be drained from our economy before Congress makes investing in the basic infrastructure...
View ArticleCorporate Interest Groups Are Pushing So-Called Right-to-Work, Attacking Our...
Michigan Republicans passed a so-called right-to-work law, undermining the freedom to have a union in one of the strongest union states. Working people, unions and allies are mobilizing to stop the...
View ArticleThe Mid-Atlantic Laborers’ Launch New Website
Reston, VA – The Laborers’ International Union of North America Mid-Atlantic Region (LiUNA! Mid-Atlantic) proudly announced the launch of their newly revised website today – liunamidatlantic.com....
View ArticleThe State of American Infrastructure
A recent analysis concludes that the nation’s infrastructure is in dire disrepair. National and local funding levels for road and bridge improvements are not at required levels to meet current growing...
View ArticleProfiles in Courage: LiUNA! and the Civil Rights Movement (Jhunio Medina)
The LiUNA! Mid-Atlantic Region presents Profiles in Courage: LiUNA! and the Civil Rights Movement. This series of five short films takes a close look at LiUNA! members in the civil rights movement, and...
View ArticleProfiles in Courage: LiUNA! and the Civil Rights Movement (Raymin Diaz)
The LiUNA! Mid-Atlantic Region presents Profiles in Courage: LiUNA! and the Civil Rights Movement. This series of five short films takes a close look at LiUNA! members in the civil rights movement, and...
View ArticleProfiles in Courage: LiUNA! and the Civil Rights Movement (Rudolph Tobin)
The LiUNA! Mid-Atlantic Region presents Profiles in Courage: LiUNA! and the Civil Rights Movement. This series of five short films takes a close look at LiUNA! members in the civil rights movement,...
View ArticleLiUNA! Local 657 New Job Training Center
Washington, DC — LiUNA! broke ground Monday October 15 on its new job training center at the Local 657 headquarters site in D.C.’s Ward 5 near the Fort Totten Metro station. Congresswoman Eleanor...
View ArticlePrevailing Wage Works!
The prevailing wage has been in California law for more than 80 years. This short video shows how paying prevailing wages supports our cities, counties, and the economy of our state by providing a...
View ArticleDC Residents Denied Work on Local Construction Sites
Despite a building boom in the District of Columbia, DC residents remain grossly underrepresented on area construction sites. Yet while recently strengthened local hiring rules could reduce the gap,...
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