AMERICANS FOR FAIRNESS
EIN 47-5657733 · Alliances & Advocacy - Employment (J01)
What they do
AMERICANS for FAIRNESS SUPPORTS RESEARCH and PUBLIC RELATIONS to COMBAT ANTI-UNION INITIATIVES, INCLUDING SO-CALLED RIGHT-TO-WORK POLICIES "PAYCHECK PROTECTION" LAWS AIMED AT RESTRICTING UNION INVOLVEMENT IN POLITICS, ATTEMPTS to WATER DOWN or REPEAL PREVAILING WAGE STATUTES, and EFFORTS to BAN PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS. SUPPORTING SUCH CAUSES BENEFITS ALL WORKERS and THEIR FAMILIES. AMERICANS for FAIRNESS ENCOURAGES INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING, INCLUDING THE NEED to BUILD and REPAIR ROADS, BRIDGES, and PORTS. PROMOTION of SUCH SPENDING WILL BENEFIT ALL TAXPAYERS and INFRASTRUCTURE USERS BY PROVIDING VALUE, EFFICIENCY, and SAFETY. AMERICANS for FAIRNESS WILL DEVELOP and EXECUTE MARKETING and PUBLIC RELATION CAMPAIGNS DESIGNED to EDUCATE THE PUBLIC WITH REGARD to LABOR and INFRASTRUCTURE ISSUES. ITS OPERATIONS WILL OCCUR IN THE INTERNATIONAL UNION of OPERATING ENGINEERS NORTH CENTRAL STATES REGION.
How to reach them
ContactTERRANCE E MCGOWANPRESIDENT
In care of% MARC R POULOS
Mailing address6170 JOLIET RD STE 200, COUNTRYSIDE, IL 60525-4066
Main phone(815) 254-3332Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- February 2016
- County
- Cook
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