Local 40 Iron Workers Union

The Building Contractors Association (BCA) is the leading membership association of construction contractors and related industry professionals in Metropolitan New York. Representing New York construction at its best and safest, the BCA works closely with the organized building trades to ensure the highest standards of construction. From large multinational companies to small family-owned businesses, the BCA is the unified voice that has provided strong industry leadership since 1933. With a focus on long-term labor management relationships, the BCA is proud to represent New York's finest builders. Through their events, news, and resources, they provide valuable industry insights and promote industry advancement. Join the BCA team and become part of the association that has built New York's construction industry.Generated from the website

The American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR) in New York is dedicated to supporting various scientific initiatives that benefit aging populations. Through its work, AFAR aims to advance research that enhances the quality of life for older individuals and promotes healthy aging. Generated from their website's infomation

New York State Nurses Association was the first state nurses association to employ a professional librarian and developed the country s largest collection of monographs and serials devoted to professional nursing issues. NYSNA currently has approximately 34,000 members and a 13-member Board of Directors, elected from the statewide membership that governs the association. NYSNA s focus has been on a constant set of core activities: influencing legislation, advocating equitable employment conditions, maintaining educational standards, and promoting high standards of nursing practice. Founded in 1901 as the country s first state nurses association, NYSNA established itself as the standard bearer in the continuous struggle to upgrade the profession. By 1996, the Association represented 36,000 nurses and other health care professionals in 164 collective bargaining units. NYSNA has three shared services agreements with neighboring SNAs: Vermont, New Jersey and Connecticut to represent nurses for collective bargaining purposes in those states.