“We don’t think Labor’s best days are behind us. In fact, we believe the time is right to inspire a new generation to fight for justice and prosperity for all workers. Together we can turn a new page in the history of Wisconsin’s labor movement,” said Phil Neuenfeldt, the President of the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO.

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 “Solidarity Wisconsin is the vehicle through which Wisconsin’s workers will build a bridge to a new era for organized labor in our state,” explains newly elected Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Stephanie Bloomingdale. “We are guided by the principle that each union is only as strong as our overall movement."

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The Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Executive Board consists of eighteen (18) affiliate members and three dedicated seats: one for the Wisconsin Alliance or Americans, one for an AFL-CIO-recognized constituency group, and one for a representative from a central labor council.

As part of the New Alliance, Service Area Organizers have been hired; and after participating in training in both Wisconsin and at the National Labor College, are ready to serve as the lead union political staff within their respective regions.