Civil Service Employees Association

The Communications Workers of America (CWA) is a prominent labor union representing workers in various industries such as telecommunications, customer service, media, airlines, healthcare, public service, and education. With a strong focus on workers' rights, the CWA advocates for fair pay, benefits, and working conditions, providing a real voice for employees in their workplaces. Through organizing efforts and advocacy, the CWA works to ensure dignity and respect for workers, promoting solidarity and worker power. The union also engages in legislative and political initiatives to protect workers' rights, health and safety, and retirement security. Generated from the website

The Municipal Labor Committee in New York, NY serves as a central hub for various labor organizations such as District Council 37. This committee plays a crucial role in coordinating efforts related to benefits, organizing, and advocacy for public employees and retirees. With a focus on promoting workplace safety, offering educational opportunities, and providing access to various benefits like health insurance plans and affordable housing options, the Municipal Labor Committee strives to enhance the well-being and quality of life for its members. Generated from the website content

Today, we represent some 7, 000 Engineers, Architects, Scientists, Chemists, Planners and other technical trades working for the City of New York. We are responsible for designing, managing/supervising construction, and maintaining the city's infrastructure -- our schools, bridges, highways, subways, and water and sewer systems. From the MTA to the School Construction Authority, from the DEP to the DDC, from the Fire Department to the Health and Hospitals Corporation, from Parks to HPD to WNYC -- to name just some of the agencies where we work -- the men and women of Civil Service Technical Guild, Local 375 of District Council 37, AFSCME, have a central role driving this great metropolis.