The Chicago Federation of Labor, established in 1896, has been a steadfast advocate for economic, social, and racial justice for workers in Chicago and Cook County. With a rich history spanning over 125 years, the CFL has played a pivotal role in the labor movement, being home to significant events such as the Haymarket Affair and the Pullman Strike. Comprising 300 affiliated unions and representing 500k union members, the CFL remains dedicated to fighting for the rights and well-being of working people through organizing, legislative efforts, and political action.
Through their commitment to solidarity, the Chicago Federation of Labor stands strong in their mission to secure better working conditions and opportunities for workers in Chicago and beyond. With a range of union resources, political action initiatives, and educational programs, the CFL empowers individuals to take action and support the labor movement. By staying informed and engaged, workers can join the fight for justice and contribute to the ongoing efforts of the Chicago Federation of Labor.
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