State labor relations board decisions.
(dol.state.vt.us/gopher_root1/labor_rel_bd/18vlrb.html)

State plumbing, piping, refrigeration & air conditioning professionals since 1927.
(www.ualocal693.org)

Union which represents workers in many sectors of the economy, including manufacturing, health care, public service and many educational and non-profit institutions.
(www.uevermont.org)

AFT/AAUP is led by faculty for faculty at the University of Vermont. In April 2001, a majority of the full-time UVM faculty voted to organize into a collective bargaining unit named United Academics, giving it a legal basis for defending faculty rights, strengthening faculty voice in governance and fiscal policy, and negotiating competitive salaries, benefits, and workloads.
(www.unitedacademics.org)

State department overseeing labor and employment.
(www.labor.state.vt.us)

Vermont labor listings and links.
(www.xpdnc.com/links/lousvt.html)

A source of announcements and current issues of interest to employees and employers, along with the latest economic information.
(www.vtlmi.info)

State administrative agency that governs labor relations primarily for public sector employers and employees, and also small private operations. The Board determines appropriate bargaining units, conducts union representation elections, adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and arbitrates grievances.
(www.state.vt.us/vlrb/)

Campaign based on the belief that all Vermonters have the right to a livable wage job that meets their basic needs, to organize themselves into a union, and to work in a respectful work environment.
(www.vtlivablewage.org)

American Federation of Musicians.
(http://www.afm.org/351)

Organization of 10,000 Vermont teachers and education support personnel which supports the work of educators, encourages the contribution of parents and nurtures the learning of children and young adults.
(www.vtnea.org)

Gives state employees a voice by providing a medium through which members may express their views and take action on issues affecting their livelihood.
(www.vsea.org)

Representing registered nurses in the state of Vermont.
(www.vsna-inc.org)