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Buy Union Made
![]() Why shop Union Made? In today’s global economy, where corporations regularly profit from moving production to exploit the world's most vulnerable workers, many of the goods we buy are made under extremely poor working conditions. Quality union manufacturing jobs are constantly offshored because companies feel no responsibility to pay a fair wage. According to the U.S. Department of the Census, 68% of all the wealth created annually in the United States is from personal consumer spending: basic items such as clothing and food. As a consumer, you can choose how you spend your money, and that choice gives you power. Buying Union Made gives you the power to support responsible companies that employ workers at a decent wage, rather than reprehensible employers who move jobs from continent to continent in order to exploit a desperate workforce. Money spent on union made products ensures that the workers who make that product are treated fairly, paid decent wages, and represented through collective bargaining. To shop with a clear conscience, please refer to this list of union-made products. Links are provided for these retailers’ online stores. Shop union-made; support union workers:
Take action against sweatshops through the Massachusetts Sweatfree Campaign The Non-Union Alternative
The True Cost of a White Cotton T-Shirt - Learn about the global production chain for this common item. »
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