Workshops

The History of CBTU (must for all first time attendees)
An exploration of the rich history of CBTU from its inception to our present position as a respected voice within the house of labor and the community.

The Role of Federal Mediation In Labor Disputes
Effective utilization of federal mediation. Examining their mission. When do you request mediation? How to select a mediator.

Preserving the Family Structure In Today’s Stress Filled Environment
Examining problems, both in the home and work environment, which lead to breakups, domestic violence, etc. These include issues such as job loss, unplanned pregnancies, female spouse having greater salary and position than male. How do we keep it all together?

Analyzing A Congressional District
How to plan, target and budget effectively to cover a congressional district. For a comprehensive GOTV operation.

Understanding the Legislative Process
Understanding the process on Capital Hill. The importance of lobbying around issues and how you can become an effective advocate for key positions.

Taskforce

CBTU Task Force on Organizing (strategy session for task force members only)
To develop a plan of action to enhance CBTU membership growth and package the message of the positive programs and activities of CBTU. This task force is charged with outlining the strengths and weaknesses of the organization and identifying areas of potential growth.

Roundtable Discussions

Pension Fund Roundtable
Leveraging the power of pension funds. A special round- table discussion for Council Directors, Local Union Presidents, Secretary Treasurers, and Pension Fund Trustees.

Issues Effecting Veterans
A discussion of issues impacting veterans of military service, issues including the availability of job training and employment, health care, and educational opportunities.

U.S. Department of Agriculture
A review of rural and urban programs and economic development projects.

Town Hall Meeting

The Urban Policy Crisis In America
A distinguished panel representing labor, politics, religion, education, mayors, law enforcement and local government. They will examine failed urban policies, inadequate resources, the incarceration vs. education approach, absence of jobs and more. DON’T MISS THIS EVENT!