Central OK Labor Federation

Fully Fund Neighborhood Public Schools

Give Workers the Right to Organize a Union

Raise Wages and Expand Benefits

Improve Access to Health Care

Expand Voting and Protect Democracy

Open Doors Wider to College and Apprenticeships

Provide Justice for Immigrant Workers

Reform our Criminal Justice System

Address Climate Change

Member-to-Member Education and Training
Candidate Screenings
A Coordinated Political Action Program
Solidarity during organizing campaigns, strikes, and contract fights
A network of community and faith leaders who can support unions
Opportunities to develop and share best practices for internal and external organizing
Increased public awareness of unions through traditional and social media outreach
Regular updates on news and information relevant to unions in Oklahoma City

American Federation of Government Employees: 916 & 2282

American Federation of Musicians: 375-703

American Federation of State, City, and Municipal Employees: 2406 & 2875

American Federation of Teachers: 2309, 4502, & 4574

American Postal Workers 86

Amalgamated Transport Union 993

Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen 5

Bakery, Confection, Grains, Tobacco, Millers 366G

Communication Workers of America: 6009 & 6016

Insulators 94

Ironworkers 48

International Association of Fire Fighters

International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers: 850 & 2909

International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees 112

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers: 1002 & 1141

International Union of Operating Engineers 627

International Union of Police Associations 24

International Union of Painters and Allied Trades 807

National Association of Letter Carriers 458

Office and Professional Employees International Union: 227 & 381

Printing, Packaging, & Production Workers 226M

Sheet Metal, Air, Rail, and Transportation 124

Sprinkler Fitters 669

Teamsters 886

United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters 344

United Food and Commercial Workers 1000