Labor Organizations in ar
1. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 295
From Business: Interest in union affiliation is at an all time high in Local 295. More and more electricians have decided that they want to be represented by the IBEW. This…
From Business: Founded in 1869, Arkansas Education Association is the one of the largest organizations of education and support professionals in Arkansas. AEA is a…
From Business: Chartered in 1956, Arkansas AFL-CIO is an umbrella organization, serving more than 190 local unions, central labor councils and subordinate bodies. Based in…
12. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
22. Fraternal Order of Police
From Business: Operational for over 90 years, The Fraternal Order of Police has been one of the largest organizations of sworn law enforcement officers in the world. Located in…
28. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
29. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
From Business: The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) represents approximately 725,000 members working in a wide variety of fields, including utilities,…
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