Comprehensive list of American labor unions, including membership size, contact names and brief histories. Addresses, names and officers and key staff personnel, membership figures, publications and convention dates (national, state, local unions). Indexes catalog labor organization by its common name, its abbreviation or acronym, and names of officers.

Describes more than 400 dispute resolution service centers in the US, Canada, Guam and Puerto Rico.

This book will guide you through the various careers available in labor and employment law. "The Scoop" provides a general overview of the substance of labor and employment law, including the federal statutory frameworks and government agencies commissioned to enforce employment and labor laws. The first section explores the "employment" half of labor and employment law, including employment litigation and employer counseling, often considered the mainstay of the modern employment practice. The second part discusses "traditional labor" law, the oldest branch of this growing practice area, which refers to matters involving organized labor unions and the companies whose workers are unionized. "On the Job" will take a more detailed look at what labor and employment attorneys actually do and sample a day in the life of five different lawyers. "Getting Hired" outlines the various places to practice labor and/or employment law and suggests strategies for landing that perfect job.