When some labor disputes with businesses cannot be resolved, the AFL-CIO supports its affiliates by endorsing their boycotts. A boycott is an act of solidarity by voluntarily abstaining from the purchase or use of a product or service.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Reynolds American Inc.
Vuse e-cigarette
Mondelēz/Nabisco
"Made in Mexico" snack foods
HOTELS
Alaska
Anchorage - Hampton Inn Anchorage
Anchorage - Hilton Anchorage
Anchorage - Hilton Garden Inn
Anchorage - Homewood Suites by Hilton Anchorage
Anchorage - Marriott Anchorage Downtown
California
Long Beach - Hilton Long Beach
Los Angeles - Crowne Plaza Los Angeles Airport
Los Angeles - Four Seasons Beverly Hills
Los Angeles - Hilton Los Angeles Airport
Los Angeles - Hotel Bel Air
Pasadena - Langham Huntington
Rancho Palos Verdes - Terranea Resort
Sacramento - Hyatt Regency Sacramento
San Francisco - Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco - Le Meridien
Santa Clara - Hyatt Regency Santa Clara
Washington, D.C.
STARR restaurants: The Occidental, Osteria Mozza and Le Diplomate
Knightsbridge Restaurant Group: Modena, Bombay Club and Rasika
U.S. House of Representatives: PX Tacos/Java House, Starbucks Elite Management Franchisee, Jimmy John's Clarke Williams Franchisee and CHA Street Food
LEGAL SERVICES
Gleason, Dunn, Walsh & O'Shea
McDonald, Lamond, Canzoneri & Hickernell
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
T-Mobile
Updated: May 1, 2026
Additional boycott information, as well as lists of union-made products and services, can be found at unionlabel.org.