Labor 411 is Expanding its Reach

Greetings!

Labor 411 is now in San Francisco and proudly welcomes the Bay Area and all it has to offer to our ever-growing list of union-made products and services. It’s the first step in our nationwide expansion and we are very excited about our newest partnership with the San Francisco Labor Council. Whether you live, work or are planning a visit to this beautiful City by the Bay, Labor 411 is your one stop resource for finding out how the dollars you spend help protect American workers and strengthen our economy.

Here’s what Tim Paulson, Executive Director of the San Francisco Labor Council has to say about joining forces with Labor 411:

“Labor 411 makes it easy to make ethical consumer decisions. It’s a perfect fit for a progressive city like San Francisco. We are happy to welcome Labor 411 to the Bay Area so our residents can feel empowered as shoppers to know that the ordinary things they buy – food, tires, even beer – are made by Americans earning good wages and benefits. Together we are rebuilding America’s middle class.”

New, Easier-to-Use Web Site!
Labor 411 is also excited to announce that we launched our new web site on Labor Day! We’ve made it even easier to search for union-made products and services. Los Angeles and San Francisco each have their own directory pages where you can search for local union businesses, as does Consumer Products, where you can find union-made products available nationwide. And Labor 411 is now mobile-friendly, so you can more easily search for union products from your smartphone or tablet when you are in the moment, making your everyday purchasing decisions.

Last Chance Raffle - $230 Value
Don’t forget, tomorrow’s your last chance to enter our current raffle for a stylish new barbecue from Weber; a Q220 portable gas grill made by the hardest workers in America, union workers. If you’re not the lucky winner, no worries, Labor 411 will feature another fabulous Union-made raffle item beginning next week! Enter Here!

                                                            In solidarity,

                                                            Labor 411