We are campaign workers from across the United States who are committed to improving our work conditions, empowering organizers, and promoting healthy career longevity. We regularly work more than ten hours a day, seven days a week for low pay, often without health coverage. We usually don't get sick days, much less a day off — and we're fed up.
To be clear, we are done with candidates disrespecting the workers who put them in office. We are improving pay, creating processes to prevent and report sexual harassment, and fighting for the basic labor protections that all workers deserve.
Only when our work is fairly compensated, our experience properly valued, and our rights adequately protected will our mission be complete.
Until then, we organize.
Company Details
- Employees
- 1
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Washington, Dc 20006, Us
- Industry
- Public Policy Offices
- NAICS
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Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government SupportPublic Finance ActivitiesExecutive and Legislative Offices, CombinedAmerican Indian and Alaska Native Tribal GovernmentsOther General Government Support
- Keywords
- on the Executive Council.
- HQ
- Washington, DC
Campaign Workers Guild Questions
Campaign Workers Guild's website is http://www.campaignworkersguild.org
Campaign Workers Guild's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/campaignworkersguild
Campaign Workers Guild has
1 employees.
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employees at Campaign Workers Guild.
Campaign Workers Guild's industry is
Public Policy Offices
Campaign Workers Guild's top competitors are
Campaign Workers Guild,
Moveon,
Mass Liberation Az,
Fair Fight Action,
Nextgen America,
Fuerte Arts Movement,
Georgia Shift,
Michigan Student Power Alliance,
Black Political Cultivation Az,
Emgage.
Campaign Workers Guild's categories are Public Policy Offices
Campaign Workers Guild's founding year is 2017
