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This list is compiled from Union Plus, the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor's resource site, Labor 411, the AFL-CIO Union Label and Service Trades Department and the BCTGM website. Check them out for even more gift ideas.

-Kenneth Quinnell-AFL-CIO Blog Post

Apparel and Accessories

• Brooks Brothers (UNITE HERE)
• Joseph Abboud (UNITE HERE)
• Majestic Athletic (UNITE HERE)
• Timex watches (IAM)
• Naturalizer shoes (UFCW)
• Nunn Bush shoes (UFCW)
• Red Wing Shoes (UFCW)

Beauty Products

• Avon (UFCW)
• Caress skin care (UFCW)
• ChapStick (USW)
• Dove beauty products (UFCW)
• Revlon (UAW)
• Old Spice (UFCW)

Games

(All made by RWDSU/UFCW)

• Barrel of Monkeys
• Battleship
• Candy Land
• Chutes and Ladders
• Clue
• Connect 4
• Game of Life
• Hi Ho Cherry-O
• Monopoly
• Mouse Trap
• Operation
• Pictionary
• Risk
• Scrabble
• Sorry
• Taboo
• Twister
• Yahtzee

Sports Equipment

• American Athletic (Russell Brands) (UAW)
• Louisville Slugger (USW)
• MacGregor Golf clubs (IBB)
• Standard Golf (IAM)
• Top-Flite golf balls (IBB)

Stocking Stuffers

• Rayovac batteries (IBT and UAW)
• Bic Lighters (USW)
• Ghirardelli chocolates (BCTGM)
• Jelly Belly (BCTGM)
• Laffy Taffy (BCTGM)
• Tootsie Roll Pops (BCTGM)

Wine and Beer

(Wines brought to you by UFW.)

• Chateau Ste. Michelle (IBT)
• Columbia Crest
• St. Supery
• Charles Krug
• C.K. Mondavi
• Gallo of Sonoma

Miller Beer (UAW and IBT)

• Miller High Life
• Miller Genuine Draft
• Miller Lite
• Milwaukee’s Best
• Icehouse
• Red Dog

Anheuser-Busch (IBT and IAM)

• Budweiser
• Budweiser American Ale
• Bud Light
• Michelob
• Shock Top
• Busch
• Rolling Rock
• O’Doul’s

If You're in the ‘Big Spender’ Category (UAW)

• Jeep
• Ford Mustangs
• Cadillacs

See more cars made by UAW and non-auto UAW-made products. 

You can now order items from Lands' End with the STA logo on it.  Promotional products, along with men and women's items are available on the website.  Go to businesss.landsend.com/store/sta . Save 25% off on all orders placed by Friday, December 4th by using the code WESAVE25.

Call to Action! Rally in support of public education at Five Points Café tomorrow. If you’re unable to attend the rally wear red tomorrow to show your support.  Other communities around Long Island will also be rallying tomorrow.

The PTA is hosting a "Meet the Candidate Night" at the Old Junior High on Wednesday, May 6th from 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.

It's time to fight back.

Gov. Cuomo has declared war on teachers and public schools across the state. He has insulted educators at every level. And he has chosen to stand with his big campaign contributors and hedge fund billionaires and to join their assault on public education.

Now it's our turn. Help us Call Out Cuomo.

Take action now at the NYSUT Member Action Center to WATCH & SHARE our new "Call Out Cuomo" video ... and to contribute to the "Call Out Cuomo" Fund!

The "Call Out Cuomo" Fund will help us continue to defend educators, students and public schools against the governor. We will

           One of the unique features of the teachers’ collective bargaining agreement with the district is the ability to have liaison meetings on timely topics between the union and the board of education. In the past several months, three of these meetings were held.

            This year, a meeting for members from each school has been scheduled. The first of these meetings was held in early fall with a contingent of teachers from Lincoln Ave. Building Vice-President Melinda Moran was joined by Jen Order, Beth Bolger, Gina LoCurto and Heather Gonzalez. The second meeting addressed High

            The newest chapter of the STA was formed when the district’s board of education voted to recognize the Sayville Security Guards Chapter of the STA. Nearly every member of the group’s approximately 19 members signed cards requesting representation by the new unit.

            “Even in a situation with a school board and administration that shows respect for the employees, people feel that they need a voice at work. That is what a union can do for its members, explained STA President Tim Southerton.
            NYSUT Labor Relations Specialist Sean Callahan has been working with the