our affiliated unions
- AFGE Local 2089
- AFGE Local 2823 - VARO
- AFGE Local 31 - VA
- AFGE Local 3283
- AFGE Local 3448 - Social Security
- AFSCME Council 8 Ohio
- AFSCME Local 100 - Cleveland City
- AFSCME Local 1043
- AFSCME Local 1043A
- AFSCME Local 1097 Pepper Pike City Employees
- AFSCME Local 1355 Cuyahoga MHA
- AFSCME Local 1617 Mayfield Hts
- AFSCME Local 1657 Willoughby
- AFSCME Local 1746 Cuy Cty JFS
- AFSCME Local 2007 Bedford City
- AFSCME Local 2319 South Euclid
- AFSCME Local 2339 Independence
- AFSCME Local 2509 Euclid
- AFSCME Local 2678 Cuy Comm College
- AFSCME Local 2681B Olmsted Falls
- AFSCME Local 2681C North Olmsted C&T
- AFSCME Local 2681D North Olmsted S&M
- AFSCME Local 2681E Fairview Park
- ASCME Local 27 Cuyahoga County CSEA
- AFSCME Local 2729 Garfield Hts
- AFSCME Local 2798 NEO Regional Sewer
- AFSCME Local 2927 Cuy County Sheriff
- AFSCME Local 3058 Eastlake
- AFSCME Local 3218 Brooklyn
- AFSCME Local 3360 MetroHealth
- AFSCME Local 3410 North Royalton
- AFSCME Local 3424 East Cleveland
- AFSCME Local 3465 Painesville
- AFSCME Local 3557 Seven Hills
- AFSCME Local 3622 Lake County Gen health
- AFSCME Local 3631 Cuy Cty Public Defenders
- AFSCME Local 3816 Bay Village City
- AFSCME Local 3816A Bay Village City Adm
- AFSCME Local 3824 Chardon City
- AFSCME Local 3924 Parma City Hall
- AFSCME Local 3924A Parma City Police Clerks
- AFSCME Local 648 Vilg of Valey View
- AFSCME Local 688 Willowick City Employees
- AFT Local 1468 - Beachwood Teachers
- AFT Local 1699 - Berea Teachers
- AFT Local 2371 - Cuyahoga Valley Teachers
- AFT Local 279 - CTU
- AFT Local 795 - Cleveland Hts. Teachers
- APWU Local 72 - Cleveland Postal Workers
- ATU Local 268
- BCTGM Local 19
- Boilermakers Local 744
- California Nurses Association
- Cement Masons Local 404
- CWA / NABET Local 42
- CWA District 4
- CWA Local 4340
- Glass, Molders, Potters 45
- Heat & Frost Insulators Local 3
- IAFF Local 337 - Euclid
- IAFF Local 382 - Lakewood
- IAFF Local 639 - Parma
- IAFF Local 1065 - South Euclid
- IAFF Local 1141 - Brook Park
- IAFF Local 1144 - Bay Village
- IAFF Local 1145 - Brooklyn
- IAFF Local 1267 - North Olmsted
- IAFF Local 1497 - Bedford Hts.
- IAFF Local 1591 - Warrensville
- IAFF Local 1683 - Bedford
- IAFF Local 1690 - Parma Hts.
- IAFF Local 1836 - Berea
- IAFF Local 2018 - Middleburg Hts.
- IAFF Local 2375 - Independence
- IAFF Local 2291 - Willoughby
- IAFF Local 2388 - Beachwood
- IAFF Local 2882 - Strongsville
- IAFF Local 340 - Garfield Hts.
- IAFF Local 3646 - Broadview Hts.
- IAFF Local 402 - Cleveland Hts.
- IAFF Local 516 - Shaker Hts.
- IAFF Local 659 - Rocky River
- IAFF Local 974 - University Hts.
- IAM Local 439
- IAM Local 1297
- IAM Local 1363 - Auto Mechanics
- IAM/AW Local 1731 - Airlines
- IATSE B27
- IATSE Local 160 - Projectionists
- IATSE Local 209
- IATSE Local 27 - Stage Hands
- IATSE Local 600
- IATSE Local 756 - Treas & Ticket Sellers
- IATSE Local 883 - Theatrical Wardrobe
- IBEW Local 38
- IBEW Local 39
- Iron Workers Local 17
- Iron Workers Local 851
- IUEC Local 17 - Elevator Constructors
- IUOE Local 18 - Operating Engineers
- IUOE Local 18 - Operating Engineers - Lake
- IUPAT Glaziers Local 181
- IUPAT Painters Local 707
- IUPAT Sign Painters Local 639
- IUPAT District Council 6
- LIUNA Local 310
- LIUNA Local 860
- Masters, Mates & Pilots
- Musicians Local 4
- NALC - Branch 40
- NATCA - Cleveland
- NFL Players Association
- OAPSE /AFSCME 128
- OAPSE/AFSCME Local 160
- OAPSE Local 695
- OCSEA Chapter 1801
- OCSEA Chapter 1804 ODOT
- OPEIU Local 17
- OPEIU Local 1794
- OPEIU Local 277
- Pipefitters Local 120
- Plumbers Local 55
- Roofers Local 44
- SAG-AFTRA
- SEIU District 1199
- SEIU Local 1
- Sheetmetal Workers 33
- Teamsters Local No. 416
- TWU Local 2019
- UFCW Local 880
- UNITE-HERE Local 24
- USW Local 1-00243
- USW Local 1033T
- USW Local 14919
- USW Local 6037
- USW Local 735 - Amalgamated
- USW Local 967
- USW Sub-District 1
- UWUA Local 270
- UWUA Local G555
- Workers United/Chicago/Midwest
allied groups
The North Shore AFL-CIO Federation of Labor aligns itself with progressive organizations to help build worker solidarity and advance social and economic justice causes.
- Alliance for Retired Americans: The Alliance’s mission is to ensure civil rights for retirees and older Americans. Educated members mobilize to elect leaders dedicated to social and economic justice
- .Jobs With Justice: Jobs With Justice fights to create an economy that benefits everyone. They focus on grassroots campaigns and shaping the public discourse about working people.
- Labor Heritage Foundation: LHF preserves and promotes the culture of America’s worker. It strengthens the labor movement through the use of music and the arts.
- Working America: Working America is an organization for those who otherwise aren’t covered by union contracts. Working America takes an action-oriented approach directly to working people with successful door-to-door campaigns.
Constituency Groups
The North Shore AFL-CIO Federation of Labor is a diverse and inclusive family of working people. We advocate for all workers. Our constituency groups address the challenges that workers from diverse backgrounds face. These groups reach out to the communities they serve, build solidarity, help out with organizing efforts and ensure full participation in our movement.
- A. Philip Randolph Institute: APRI is an alliance between labor and the civil rights movement. Today, it fights for racial equality and economic justice.
- Coalition of Black Trade Unionists: CBTU is an independent voice for black workers within the labor movement.
- Coalition of Labor Union Women: CLUW unifies union women to face shared concerns. The coalition focuses on action on issues important to women workers.
- Steelworkers Organization of Active Retirees (SOAR): SOAR concerns itself with and deals with the social, economic, educational, legislative and political developments and concerns of its members and spouses, the USW and the labor movement.
Community Allies
The North Shore AFL-CIO Federation of Labor is proud to partner with organizations that share our values.
- Worker Center Partnerships: Many workers are not covered by U.S. labor law. Without the legal right to collective bargaining, they could fall through the cracks. The AFL-CIO and worker centers in the United States and Mexico have teamed up in pursuit of better policies.
- NEA Partnerships: The AFL-CIO and the National Education Association partner to address common issues. From education to teacher pensions to health care, the two organizations are stronger together.