Labor unions: ranked by L.A. County membership.(The List)

From: Los Angeles Business Journal | Date: February 14, 2005| Author: Nusbaum, David | Copyright information

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

WHILE union membership declined nationally by 12.5 percent last year, only six locals on the Business Journal's inaugural list of 25 largest labor organizations showed year-over-year losses.

Hardest hit was the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, which shed 7,409 members, or 23.3 percent from 2003-2004.

Overall, the 25 largest union locals in L.A. County represent 560,153 members. Data for the list was collected fr...

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