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ORGANIZER

Federal sector labor union is currently seeking an energetic, committed organizer/recruiter. This is a full-time position that is available immediately.

Job qualifications

  • Experience in the federal sector labor movement, including a minimum of two years union organizing experience, preferred;
  • Experience planning and conducting training sessions;
  • Ability to work independently within the context of a plan, solve problems, and manage time and priorities;
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills;
  • Good judgment;
  • Flexible, creative and highly motivated;
  • Strong public speaking skills;
  • Demonstrated ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures;
  • Be willing to work long & irregular hours;
  • Be willing to travel extensively;
  • Valid driver’s license;

Job Description:

  • Develop successful recruiting strategies that include identifying potential members 
  • One-on-one discussions with current members and potential members
  • Identify potential activist leaders and provide resources and mentoring
  • Develop and implement member training on basic recruiting strategies
  • Train and support member organizers in all facets of union recruitment campaigns
  • Attend new employee orientations and provide new employees with union materials
  • Conduct regular facility meetings and visits
  • Recruit new members and mobilize members for grassroots activities
  • Prepare and maintain proper records and reports of all recruiting related activities
  • Assist national office staff with development of flyers, posters, buttons, slogans, and other campaign related materials and items

Compensation:  We offer competitive salaries as well as excellent benefits.

Please email résumé along with salary requirements to resume@passnational.org.

 

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