Organizing is a people- to-people experience. Everyone plays a role. Over your lifetime, you’ve developed an ability to work with people. That’s the major skill you’ll need to help organize your workplace.

Employees organize themselves because they want to. Along the way, they seek out a full-time union organizer to coordinate their efforts. But it is the employees—the people themselves—who put the “drive” into an organizing drive.

If you want to help other workers build union power, sign up for the Local 705 Volunteer Organizing Committee.