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SUMMARY:"Make it Monday" forum - Alaska's Unions
DESCRIPTION:Thanks to our quarterly sponsor\, ConocoPhillips. \n\n\n\nThe AFL-CIO envisions a future in which work and all people who work are valued\, respected and rewarded. While the AFL-CIO represents millions of working people who belong to unions and have the benefits of union membership\, the labor federation embraces all people who share the common bond of work.\n\n\n\nThe Alaska AFL-CIO\, established in 1943\, is the state's largest labor organization\, representing 50\,000 union members belonging to over 50 affiliated unions statewide. They also strive to represent the interests of workers not represented by unions.\n\n\n\nThis presentation by Joelle Hall\, President of AFL-CIO\, will discuss the structure of the Alaska AFL-CIO\, and the role and relevance of discuss union apprenticeship. Discussion will also cover the leadership role of AK AFL-CIO leadership in workforce development\, policy\, and advocacy.\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoelle Hall is the Alaska AFL-CIO's President\, formerly the Political Director\, and has been on board since 2006.\n\n\n\nShe is a proud member of UFCW\, Local 1496. She has a long resume of political experience from running extensive issue campaigns to heading up the efforts of the AFL-CIO labor program.\n\n\n\nJoelle served in the U.S. Army and is a graduate of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She lives in Peters Creek with her husband and two children.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n New to Monday Forum? What to expect\n Join our members-only Facebook group for updates\n Sign up for Monday forum emails\n Present at a Monday forum - Submit a proposal \n Sponsor free lunch door prizes\n Donate a door prize\n\n\n\n \nUPCOMING FORUMS\n\n\n\n\nJul 20"Make it Monday" forum - Alaska Pollock 101 | Demystifying an Economic Engine of Alaska\n\nJul 27"Make it Monday" forum - Anchorage Downtown Library: Coming Soon\n\nAug 3"Make it Monday" forum - Alaska's BEAD Broadband Funding Awards\n\nAug 10"Make it Monday" forum - Topic TBA\n\nAug 17"Make it Monday" forum - We Are AIFF!\n\nAug 24"Make it Monday" forum - Alaska's Unions\n\nAug 31"Make it Monday" forum - Bettisworth North\n\nSep 7No Monday Forum - Labor Day\n\nSep 21"Make it Monday" forum - AEA Project & Investment Updates\n\nSep 28"Make it Monday" forum - Meet A.L.I.C.E.\n\n\n\n\n/**/
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Thanks to our quarterly sponsor\, ConocoPhillips. \; \n \nThe AFL-CIO envisions a future in which work and all people who work are valued\, respected and rewarded. While the AFL-CIO represents millions of working people who belong to unions and have the benefits of union membership\, the labor federation embraces all people who share the common bond of work. \n \nThe Alaska AFL-CIO\, established in 1943\, is the state'\;s largest labor organization\, representing 50\,000 union members belonging to over 50 affiliated unions statewide. They also strive to represent the interests of workers not represented by unions. \n \nThis presentation by Joelle Hall\, President of AFL-CIO\, will discuss the structure of the Alaska AFL-CIO\, and the role and relevance of discuss union apprenticeship. Discussion will also cover the leadership role of AK AFL-CIO leadership in workforce development\, policy\, and advocacy. \n \;\n\n
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\n \nJoelle Hall is the Alaska AFL-CIO'\;s President\, formerly the Political Director\, and has been on board since 2006. \n \nShe is a proud member of UFCW\, Local 1496. She has a long resume of political experience from running extensive issue campaigns to heading up the efforts of the AFL-CIO labor program. \n \nJoelle served in the U.S. Army and is a graduate of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She lives in Peters Creek with her husband and two children. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \;\n
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