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AZ State American Federation of Labor

Phoenix, AZ · EIN 866053031 · Form 990 · FY2022 · Small ($100K-$1M) · azaflcio.org
revenue
$929K
expenses
$-2.0M
net assets
$-15K
employees
9
program ratio
0%
mission · from form 990

To encourage the formation of Local Trades and Labor Unions and to help working men and women achieve higher standards of living and working conditions in the state of Arizona.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Arizona State American Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO) serves as the labor federation for Arizona, representing 185,000 union members through over 200 local union affiliates. The organization advocates for workers' rights, collective bargaining, and social justice, while providing various benefits and support to its members. Founded in 1955, it plays a crucial role in the labor movement within the state.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Hardship Help Benefits
Provides support for union members facing job insecurity or natural disasters through financial assistance and resources.
Union Plus Benefits
Offers various benefits including discounts on travel, mortgages, and insurance specifically for union members.
activities · 10 groups

what they do

  • Federal Worker Advocacy & Legal Action 4 activities
    • Advocating for Federal Workers' Rights
      Issues action alerts and advocates to restore union rights for Veterans Affairs workers and other federal workers whose right to organize was stripped by executive orders.
    • Advocating for Pro-Worker Policies
      Engages in advocacy to pressure leaders in Congress to pass pro-worker policies, including restoring collective bargaining rights to federal workers and funding the government to prevent shutdowns.
    • Advocating for Pro-Worker Policies
      Engages in advocacy to pressure leaders in Congress to pass pro-worker policies, including restoring collective bargaining rights to federal workers and funding the government to prevent shutdowns.
    • Advocating for Pro-Worker Policies
      Engages in advocacy to pressure leaders in Congress to pass pro-worker policies, including the Protect America's Workforce Act to restore collective bargaining rights to federal workers, and advocates for government funding and healthcare solutions.
  • Immigration Legal Training for Community Leaders 3 activities
    • Building Labor Movement Capacity
      Introduced its first class of Labor and Immigration Policy Fellows, nominated by their home unions, state federations, or central labor councils, to build the labor movement through organizing and defending immigrant workers.
    • Building Labor and Immigration Policy Capacity
      Introduced its first class of Labor and Immigration Policy Fellows, nominated by their home unions, state federations, or central labor councils, to build the labor movement through organizing and defending immigrant workers.
    • Building Labor and Immigration Policy Leadership
      Introduced its first class of Labor and Immigration Policy Fellows, nominated by their home unions, state federations, or central labor councils, to build the labor movement through organizing and defending immigrant workers.
  • Union Representation Campaigns 3 activities
    • Organizing Petitions
      Organizes petitions in solidarity with Starbucks workers and other labor movements.
    • Organizing Petitions
      Organizes petitions in solidarity with Starbucks workers and other labor movements.
    • Organizing Petitions for Workers' Rights
      Organizes petitions in solidarity with Starbucks workers.
  • Community Legal Education & Outreach 3 activities
    • Providing First Amendment Activity Reports
      Provides reports on best practices for peaceful First Amendment activity, including safety and legal protection.
    • Providing First Amendment Activity Reports
      Provides reports on best practices for peaceful First Amendment activity, safety, and legal protection.
    • Providing Reports on First Amendment Activity
      Provides reports on best practices for peaceful First Amendment activity, including safety and legal protection.
  • Workplace Safety Reporting and Inspections 3 activities
    • Publishing Workplace Safety Reports
      Publishes reports such as "Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect" to highlight risks of workplace injury, illness, and death, and reports on traumatic worker deaths and prosecutions.
    • Publishing Workplace Safety Reports
      Publishes reports such as "Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect" to highlight risks of workplace injury, illness, and death, reporting on traumatic worker deaths and lack of prosecutions.
    • Publishing Workplace Safety Reports
      Publishes reports such as "Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect" to highlight risks of workplace injury, illness, and death, reporting 439,789 traumatic worker deaths since 1970.
  • Employee and Dependent Scholarship Programs 2 activities
    • Providing Scholarships
      Provides over four million dollars in scholarships to union members and their children through Union Plus scholarships.
    • Providing Scholarships
      Provides over four million dollars in scholarships to union members and their children through Union Plus scholarships.
  • Member-Focused Newsletter Publishing 2 activities
    • Publishing Weekly Newsletter
      Publishes a weekly email newsletter, "Arizona Labor Dispatch," to inform union members, pro-worker activists, and supporters about union news, events, and efforts to uplift union voices in Arizona.
    • Publishing Weekly Newsletter
      Publishes a weekly email newsletter, "Arizona Labor Dispatch," to inform union members, pro-worker activists, and supporters about union news, events, and efforts to uplift union voices in Arizona.
  • Union Representation for Skilled and Public Sector Workers 2 activities
    • Representing Union Members
      Represents 185,000 union members through over 200 local union affiliates in Arizona.
    • Representing Union Members
      Represents 185,000 union members through over 200 local union affiliates in Arizona.
  • Immigrant Rights Advocacy & Legal Challenges 2 activities
    • Supporting Immigrant and Indigenous Workers
      Stands in solidarity with immigrant and indigenous workers and condemns escalating ICE enforcement.
    • Supporting Immigrant and Indigenous Workers
      Stands in solidarity with immigrant and indigenous workers and condemns escalating ICE enforcement.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Defending Voting Rights
      Defends voting rights at the state capitol.
    • Defending Voting Rights
      Defends voting rights at the state capitol and issues statements regarding election integrity.
    • Defending Voting Rights
      Defends voting rights at the state capitol and issues statements regarding election integrity.
    • Issuing Statements on Public Issues
      Issues joint statements and action alerts on various public issues, such as the impacts of federal government shutdowns and calls for seating elected officials.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$929K
Contributions & grants$472K51%
Program service revenue$539K58%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$-82K
expenses
Total expenses$-1.98M
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$433K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$402K
Cash$368K
Investments$0
Liabilities$417K
Net assets$-15K
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +28.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
Fred Yamashita Executive Director 40 $126K
board members · 24
  • Aaron Butler — exec council
  • Bob Bean — Sec Treasurer
  • Dawn Schumann — Exec council
  • Dean Wine — Exec Vice Pres
  • Delbert Hawk — Exec Council
  • Ervin Jackson — Exec Council
  • Fernando Terrazas — exec council
  • Frank Piccioli — exec council
  • Harley Hembd — exec council
  • Jason Sangster — Exec Council
  • Jeff Clark — exec council
  • Jeff Holly — Exec Council
  • Jennifer Grondahl — Exec Council
  • Jim Mclaughlin — President
  • Jim Volpe — Exec Council
  • Joe Cuccinotto — Exec Council
  • Karla Schumann — Exec Council
  • Keith Bagwell — Exec Council
  • Matthew Johnson — Exec Council
  • Misty Arthur — Exec Council
  • Pam Boyd — Exec Council
  • Ralph Quintana — Exec Council
  • Rodd Wolff — Exec Council
  • Saundra Cole — Exec Council
relationships · 72

who they work with

  • A. Philip Randolph Institute Coalition — The A. Philip Randolph Institute is listed as one of the AFL-CIO's constituency groups.
  • AARA Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with AARA.
  • AFGE Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with AFGE.
  • AFL-CIO Network — Arizona AFL-CIO is affiliated with the national AFL-CIO.
  • AFL-CIO Network — One of nearly 500 state and local labor councils of the AFL-CIO.
  • AFL-CIO Union Plus Partner — Provides benefits to union members and their families.
  • AFL-CIO Union Veterans Council Coalition — The AFL-CIO Union Veterans Council is listed as one of the AFL-CIO's constituency groups.
  • AFSCME Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with AFSCME.
  • APWU Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with APWU.
  • AT&T Partner — Offers wireless discounts to union members as the only nationwide unionized wireless carrier.
  • Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Partner — Affiliated union
  • American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Partner — Affiliated union
  • American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Partner — Affiliated union
  • American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Partner — Affiliated union
  • American Postal Workers Union (APWU) Partner — Affiliated union
  • Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans Coalition — The Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans is listed as one of the AFL-CIO's constituency groups.
  • Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans (AARA) Partner — Affiliated union
  • Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance Coalition — The Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance is listed as one of the AFL-CIO's constituency groups.
  • Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers' International Union (BCTGM) Partner — Affiliated union
  • Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers (BAC) Partner — Affiliated union
  • CWA Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with CWA.
  • Coalition of Black Trade Unionists Coalition — The Coalition of Black Trade Unionists is listed as one of the AFL-CIO's constituency groups.
  • Coalition of Labor Union Women Coalition — The Coalition of Labor Union Women is listed as one of the AFL-CIO's constituency groups.
  • Communications Workers of America (CWA) Partner — Affiliated union
  • IAM Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with IAM.
  • IAMAW Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with IAMAW.
  • IBEW Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with IBEW.
  • IBT Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with IBT.
  • IW Partner — An executive council member is affiliated with IW.
  • International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Partner — Affiliated union
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