Reports

A national and state-by-state profile of worker safety and health in the United States.

Best practices in manufacturing, service and transportation industries.

The Executive Council Report to the AFL-CIO 2017 Convention is a highlight of our efforts to promote and expand the voice of workers, change the rules of our economy so they work for all of us, and build a strong and inclusive labor movement.

As adopted by the delegates to the 2017 AFL-CIO Convention.

A report on the freedom to take time off.

TLCAN, o NAFTA, en inglés, les ha fallado a los trabajadores de Canadá, de México y de Estados Unidos.

AFL-CIO's recommendations to reform NAFTA so that it contributes toward a Global New Deal for working families instead of a set of rules designed to enrich corporations at the expense of working people.

Carlos M. Garcia's destructive fiscal policies hurt Puerto Rico once. Could it happen again?

A Toolkit for Organizers and Advocates on Workplace Raids and Audits

A national and state-by-state profile of worker safety and health in the United States.

Gender-based violence against women in the world of work is an epidemic that requires a systemic response. The purpose of this report is to clearly define gender-based violence, describe its prevalence, explain the circumstances that allow it to persist, and offer recommendations to effectively prevent it.

This report tells the story of what we heard at Racial and Economic Justice Commission events and the recommendations the hearings generated.

How the TPP Would Fuel Displacement and Fail Migrant Workers.

The Power of Black Women in Elections

Analysis of workplace safety based on BLS 2014 data.

Policies for a New Generation of Work

The National Survey of Working Women was conducted to better understand the experiences and aspirations of working women. The results capture a multifaceted picture of our lives. It zeroes in on how working women spend time at home, tackle financial challenges and engage in our communities.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will advance the interests of global corporations over the U.S. national interest. As it stands, the TPP is likely to harm the American economy and its workers.