Executive Council Statements

Executive Council Statement

AFL-CIO Executive Council Statement on Vice President Morton Bahr

Executive Council Statement

AFL-CIO Executive Council Statement on Vice President Boyd Young

Executive Council Statement

Expanding and Improving the Strategic Campaign Registration Program

Executive Council Statement

AFL-CIO Executive Council Statement on Revising the Decisional Criteria for Determining Organizing Responsibilities Under Article XXI of the AFL-CIO Constitution

Executive Council Statement

Establishing Basic Principles for the Formation and Operation of Industry Coordinating Committees

Executive Council Statement

The Values that Unite Us as a People and a Movement

Executive Council Statement

Democratizing the Global Economy—Empowering Workers, Building Democracy, Achieving Shared Prosperity

Executive Council Statement

Opposition to the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA)

Executive Council Statement

An Economic Agenda for Working Families—Building Union Power, Reclaiming the American Dream

Executive Council Statement

Good Jobs for America’s Workers

Executive Council Statement

Action and Implementation Plan for Policy Resolutions

Executive Council Statement

Support for House Joint Resolution 28: Amendment to the Constitution of the United States Regarding the Right to Vote

Executive Council Statement

Vice President Carroll E. Haynes

Executive Council Statement

Building a Unified Labor Movement: Creating Effective State and Local Labor Councils

Executive Council Statement

2004 George Meany–Lane Kirkland Human Rights Award—Mikhail Volynets, President of the Confederation of Free Trade Unions of Ukraine

Executive Council Statement

Vice President Martin Maddaloni

Executive Council Statement

The Media Reform Campaign

Executive Council Statement

Vice President Frank Hanley