Jobs

Labor communicators enjoy the opportunity to use their experience,skills and innate talents to tell the stories of working families and employment issues to both a general audience and those specific to the labor movement. The spectrum of opportunities is huge--from news reporting, feature writing and speechwriting to photography, broadcasting, webcasting and audio and video production. All varieties of media, and all aspects of moving print and electronic messages from concept to execution, are represented. A commitment to the union movement, progressive causes and social justice are prerequisites.

This page provides a listing of current jobs in the field of labor communications. ILCA members who have jobs to post should send an email with the job posting attached as a .pdf or .doc file to the Media Coordinator at mstrauss@aflcio.org.

May 5, 2008 Assistant Director of Communications, SEIU-UHW, Los Angeles Assistant Director of Communications - $92,796 Location: Los Angeles Department: Communications Description: SEIU United Healthcare... more...
Aug 11, 2008 Communications Specialist, IBEW, Washington DC The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), one of North America's leading trade unions, seeking intermediate-level communicator at its headquarters office in Washington, D.C. more...
Nov 10, 2008 Communications Specialist, SEIU UHW/Los Angeles
Feb 15, 2008 Huck and Konopacki Huck and Konopacki http://www.solidarity.com/hkcartoons/ huckkono@aol.com more...
Jun 8, 2008 New Media Coordinator, American Rights at Work, Washington, DC American Rights at Work seeks a New Media Coordinator to manage the online presence of the leading workers’ rights advocacy nonprofit. The New Media Coordinator is responsible for the organization’s website, online activist program, and Internet marketing and outreach. more...
Nov 10, 2008 Online Campaigner, SEIU UHW/Oakland
Apr 22, 2008 Senior Labor Market Analyst, Community Service Society, New York City Community Service Society Senior Labor Market Analyst Job Description Background: The Community Service Society ("CSS"), founded in 1848, is New York City’s leading non-profit institution dealing with the issues of New Yorkers living in poverty. The agency addresses... more...