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Solidarity Is Our Strength This Thanksgiving

November 26, 2025

Being part of LIUNA is something we are thankful for every day. But Thanksgiving gives us an opportunity to reflect, and this year, we are more grateful than ever for this union. We are thankful for the strength and solidarity we have built together. There has been plenty of chaos and uncertainty across the country this year, but Laborers have kept showing up, kept building, and kept holding the line for working people. Through all the noise, we proved what real strength looks like.

Our hard work builds America. Our pride fuels LIUNA. And our solidarity is why THIS UNION stays strong no matter what is happening in Washington or anywhere else. 

Laborers Rising is more than a slogan. It is how we fight through chaos, stay united, organize new workers, and march to ONE MILLION strong. Every member who joins this union makes us more powerful and more prepared for the challenges ahead.

As you sit with your families this Thanksgiving, remember that you are part of something bigger than any jobsite. LIUNA has your back, and together we are building a future that is safer, stronger, and rooted in real union POWER.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We are grateful for everyone in this movement. No matter how loud the chaos gets, Laborers stand TOGETHER. Laborers rise TOGETHER. Laborers win TOGETHER.

From our LIUNA family to yours, we wish you a safe, proud, UNION MADE Thanksgiving. Thank you for everything you do.

Fraternally yours,

    Brent Booker                                                                            Michael F. Sabitoni
General President                                                               General Secretary-Treasurer

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