The Inland Empire Labor Council AFL-CIO represents local unions from every sector of the labor movement. Our mission is to create an Inland Empire where people can work, live, and retire in.
We are the largest California Labor Council, geographically with 27,269 square miles with 133 cities, several unincorporated communities, including School Boards and multiple Water Boards, in addition to nine Congressional Districts, seven Senate Districts and fourteen Assembly Districts all in our jurisdiction. The Inland Empire Labor Council has a fifteen member Executive Board, that represents over 90 affiliated unions and constituency groups, with over three hundred thousand union members that reside in both counties.
The San Bernardino & Riverside Labor Council represents local unions from every sector of the Labor Movement. By exercising the freedom to join together and negotiate their wages, working conditions, and benefits, workers gain a voice through the Union.
If you are a union member who’s local is not affiliated please contact us to find out how to get involved.
Unions pursue strategies and activities that serve the interests of their members. These include representing members and negotiating with employers, recruiting new members and engaging in political action when necessary to support policies that improve working conditions for all workers.
Applying to union jobs usually improve the quality of life for workers. Union jobs are often sought after because they often provide higher wages, improved working conditions, and the opportunity for collective bargaining, ensuring better job security and overall employee welfare.