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- Panel Discussion on Labor and the Media
- In Defense of Democracy
- Winners of 2020 Labor Media Awards Contest
- Video Meeting Tips: How to Put Your Best Electronic Face Forward
- Crisis Communications Case Study: Power to the Postal People
- IUPAT Job: Creative Content Producer/Social Media Manager
- Crisis Communications Case Study: AFGE
- AFL-CIO Working People’s Plan for Reopening the Economy the Right Way
- Unemployment Questions
- AFL-CIO COVID-19 Resources
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Panel Discussion on Labor and the Media
Panel Discussion: Labor and the Media: Labor Adapts its Message to Changing Media EnvironmentsThurs., May 20, 20217 p.m.Attend | View/download flyer Panelists: Dr. Brian Dolber, Assistant Professor of Communication, California State University, San Marcos; author of Media and Culture in the U.S. Jewish Labor Movement: Sweating for Democracy in the Interwar Era Dr. Tobias Higbe, […]Crisis Communications Case Study: Power to the Postal People
Every labor communicator is responding to minute-by-minute changes in policies and practices affecting workers’ livelihoods. ILCA members are challenged to process, manage and disseminate essential information to both internal and external audiences. Just by doing our work, labor communicators are producing real-time, textbook examples of crisis communications case studies. In this series, we’re profiling national […]Video Meeting Tips: How to Put Your Best Electronic Face Forward
Google and Facebook recently announced that employees will work from home until mid 2021. This confirms the intuitive sense that the remote situation isn’t just a short-term emergency response. It will be a while. Like it or not, online meetings are standard practice. Here are a few resources to make the most of the brave, […]Training
Crisis Communications Case Study: AFGE
Every labor communicator is responding to minute-by-minute changes in policies and practices affecting workers’ livelihoods. ILCA members are challenged to process, manage, and disseminate essential information to both internal and external audiences. Just by doing our work, labor communicators are producing real-time, textbook examples of crisis communications case studies. In this new series, we’ll profile […]Crisis Communications Case Study: Power to the Postal People
Every labor communicator is responding to minute-by-minute changes in policies and practices affecting workers’ livelihoods. ILCA members are challenged to process, manage and disseminate essential information to both internal and external audiences. Just by doing our work, labor communicators are producing real-time, textbook examples of crisis communications case studies. In this series, we’re profiling national […]Video Meeting Tips: How to Put Your Best Electronic Face Forward
Google and Facebook recently announced that employees will work from home until mid 2021. This confirms the intuitive sense that the remote situation isn’t just a short-term emergency response. It will be a while. Like it or not, online meetings are standard practice. Here are a few resources to make the most of the brave, […]Inspiration
