AFL-CIO CONVENTION RESOLUTIONS

The following resolutions have been approved by delegates to the AFL-CIO Convention 2009.

  • Resolution 1:
    Seizing the Moment for Growth, Strength and Solidarity: Organizing for Our Future [amended, grouped with 27—Resolution 1 subsumes 50]

  • Resolution 2:
    A Historic Opportunity for the Labor Movement: Our Political Moment

  • Resolution 3:
    Good Jobs, Tough Times: A National Strategy for Economic Recovery and Sustained Growth

  • Resolution 4:
    Health Care Reform Now [amended]

  • Resolution 5:
    Achieving Retirement Security for Working Families

  • Resolution 6:
    Safe Jobs for All

  • Resolution 7:
    A Diverse and Democratic Labor Movement [amended; grouped with Resolution 18; subsumes 17) ]

  • Resolution 8:
    Advancing the Labor Movement’s Program at the Grassroots Level Through Strong and Effective State and Local Organizations

  • Resolution 9:
    A Labor Movement Agenda for a Stronger, Cleaner and More Just Global Economy [amended]

  • Resolution 10:
    Creating and Retaining Sustainable Good Green Jobs

  • Resolution 11:
    The Labor Movement’s Principles for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

  • Resolution 12:
    A Strong Public Sector

  • Resolution 13:
    Union Veterans Council

  • Resolution 14:
    Women, Work and Families [amended]

  • Resolution 15:
    The American Labor Studies Center

  • Resolution 16:
    End the Silence on Labor Rights in Iraq

  • Resolution 18:
    Unions Should Give People with Disabilities a Voice and a Face [amended]

  • Resolution 20:
    Call for a National JOBS Now! Initiative—An Agenda to Put Americans Back to Work [amended]

  • Resolution 21:
    Labor Unity [amended; subsumes 66]

  • Resolution 24:
    Seafarers' Identity Document

  • Resolution 25:
    Maritime Labor Convention

  • Resolution 26:
    Recognition of Theodore Bikel's Years of Labor Service

  • Resolution 27:
    In the Interests of the Public, Professionals Belong in Unions

  • Resolution 34:
    The Social Insurance Model for Health Care Reform [amended]

  • Resolution 36:
    Recognition of CLC President Fred Veigel

  • Resolution 37:
    Resolution to Prevent Discrimination Against Doctors of Podiatric Medicine

  • Resolution 38:
    Fairness for Specialty Medical Providers [amended]

  • Resolution 39:
    Resolution on Helicopter Safety

  • Resolution 40:
    Resolution on Military Coup in Honduras [amended; subsumes 44, 45, 65]

  • Resolution 41:
    Resolution in Support of the March for Jobs and Global Week in Solidarity with the Unemployed—Pittsburgh, Sept. 20-26, 2009

  • Resolution 43:
    Resolution on Permitting Remittances and Lifting Travel Restrictions to Cuba

  • Resolution 46:
    Opposing Nationwide Do Not Mail Registry

  • Resolution 48:
    Public Education: A Civil Right, A Shared Responsibility

  • Resolution 52:
    Bring All the Troops and Contractors Home! [amended]

  • Resolution 53:
    Statement in Support of Labor Communications and the International Labor Communications Association

  • Resolution 54:
    National K-12 Labor Education Plan and Conference

  • Resolution 55:
    In Support of AFL-CIO Programs for Young Workers [amended]

  • Resolution 56:
    Opposing FTA with Colombia in Solidarity with Afro-Colombians

  • Resolution 58:
    Federal Judicial Appointments: A Call for the Restoration of Balance on the Federal Bench

  • Resolution 59:
    AFL-CIO Convention Resolution Honoring President John J. Sweeney

  • Resolution 60:
    In Honor of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy [subsumes 57]

  • Resolution 61:
    Recognition of the Life and Legacy of A. Philip Randolph, America's Great Labor and Civil Rights Leader

  • Resolution 62:
    Recognition of Service

  • Resolution 64:
    Justice for Santiago Rafael Cruz

  • Resolution 68:
    Resolution in Support of FLOC and Justice for Tobacco Harvesters

  • Resolution 69:
    Condemning the Disrespectful Behavior of Rep. Joe Wilson

  • Resolution 70:
    Carpenters' Organizing Committee [subsumes 42 and 47]