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  1. <text id=93AC0279>
  2. <title>
  3. U.S. Membership in AFL-CIO Unions:1975-93
  4. </title>
  5. <history>
  6. Compact ALMANAC--United States Statistics         
  7.  Labor Force & Unions                                
  8. </history>
  9. <article>
  10. <source>Time Almanac</source>
  11. <hdr>
  12. U.S. Membership in AFL-CIO Affiliated Unions, by Selected Union: 1975 - 1993
  13. [In thousands.]
  14. </hdr>
  15. <body>
  16. <table>
  17. <tblhdr><cell>Labor Organization<cell type=i>1975<cell type=i>1985<cell type=i>1988<cell type=i>1989<cell type=i>1991<cell type=i>1993
  18. <row><cell type=a>Total(1)<cell type=i>14,070<cell type=i>13,109<cell type=i>12,692<cell type=i>14,100<cell type=i>13,933<cell type=i>13,299
  19. <row><cell>Actors & Artistes<cell>(NA)<cell>100<cell>95<cell>97<cell>99<cell>93
  20. <row><cell>Automobile, Aerospace & Agriculture (UAW)<cell>(X)<cell>974<cell>998<cell>917<cell>840<cell>771
  21. <row><cell>Bakery, Confectionery & Tobacco<cell>149<cell>115<cell>109<cell>103<cell>101<cell>99
  22. <row><cell>Boiler Makers, Iron Shipbuilders(2,3)<cell>123<cell>110<cell>90<cell>75<cell>66<cell>58
  23. <row><cell>Bricklayers<cell>143<cell>95<cell>84<cell>84<cell>84<cell>84
  24. <row><cell>Carpenters(2)<cell>712<cell>616<cell>617<cell>613<cell>494<cell>408
  25. <row><cell>Clothing & Textile Workers (ACTWU)(2)<cell>377<cell>228<cell>195<cell>180<cell>154<cell>143
  26. <row><cell>Communication Workers (CWA)<cell>476<cell>524<cell>515<cell>492<cell>492<cell>472
  27. <row><cell>Electrical Workers (IBEW)<cell>856<cell>791<cell>765<cell>744<cell>730<cell>710
  28. <row><cell>Electronic, Electrical & Salaried(2,4)<cell>255<cell>198<cell>185<cell>171<cell>160<cell>143
  29. <row><cell>Operating Engineers<cell>300<cell>330<cell>330<cell>330<cell>330<cell>305
  30. <row><cell>Firefighters<cell>123<cell>142<cell>142<cell>142<cell>151<cell>151
  31. <row><cell>Food & Commercial Workers (UFCW)(2)<cell>1,150<cell>989<cell>1,000<cell>999<cell>997<cell>997
  32. <row><cell>Garment Workers (ILGWU)<cell>363<cell>210<cell>173<cell>153<cell>143<cell>133
  33. <row><cell>Glass, Molders, Pottery, & Plastics(2)<cell>(NA)<cell>104<cell>97<cell>86<cell>80<cell>73
  34. <row><cell>Government, American Federation (AFGE)<cell>255<cell>199<cell>157<cell>156<cell>151<cell>149
  35. <row><cell>Graphic Communications(2)<cell>198<cell>141<cell>136<cell>124<cell>113<cell>95
  36. <row><cell>Hotel & Restaurant Employees<cell>421<cell>327<cell>293<cell>278<cell>269<cell>258
  37. <row><cell>Ironworkers<cell>160<cell>140<cell>122<cell>111<cell>101<cell>91
  38. <row><cell>Laborers<cell>475<cell>383<cell>371<cell>406<cell>406<cell>408
  39. <row><cell>Letter Carriers (NALC)<cell>151<cell>186<cell>200<cell>201<cell>210<cell>210
  40. <row><cell>Machinists & Aerospace (IAM)(2)<cell>780<cell>521<cell>521<cell>517<cell>688<cell>474
  41. <row><cell>Office & Professional Employees<cell>(NA)<cell>90<cell>86<cell>84<cell>89<cell>89
  42. <row><cell>Oil, Chemical, Atomic Workers (OCAW)<cell>145<cell>108<cell>96<cell>71<cell>90<cell>86
  43. <row><cell>Painters<cell>160<cell>133<cell>128<cell>128<cell>124<cell>106
  44. <row><cell>Paperworkers Int'l<cell>275<cell>232<cell>221<cell>210<cell>202<cell>188
  45. <row><cell>Plumbing & Pipefitting<cell>228<cell>226<cell>220<cell>220<cell>220<cell>220
  46. <row><cell>Postal Workers<cell>249<cell>232<cell>230<cell>213<cell>228<cell>249
  47. <row><cell>Retail, Wholesale Department Store(2)<cell>120<cell>106<cell>140<cell>137<cell>128<cell>80
  48. <row><cell>Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, Plastic<cell>173<cell>106<cell>97<cell>92<cell>89<cell>81
  49. <row><cell>Seafarers<cell>(NA)<cell>80<cell>80<cell>80<cell>80<cell>80
  50. <row><cell>Service Employees (SEIU)(2,5)<cell>490<cell>688<cell>762<cell>762<cell>881<cell>919
  51. <row><cell>Sheet Metal Workers<cell>(NA)<cell>108<cell>108<cell>108<cell>108<cell>108
  52. <row><cell>State, County, Municipal (AFSCME)<cell>647<cell>997<cell>1,032<cell>1,090<cell>1,191<cell>1,167
  53. <row><cell>Steelworkers<cell>1,062<cell>572<cell>494<cell>481<cell>459<cell>421
  54. <row><cell>Teachers (AFT)<cell>396<cell>470<cell>499<cell>544<cell>573<cell>574
  55. <row><cell>Teamsters(6)<cell>(X)<cell>(X)<cell>(X)<cell>1,161<cell>1,379<cell>1,316
  56. <row><cell>Transit Union<cell>(NA)<cell>94<cell>94<cell>94<cell>98<cell>94
  57. <row><cell>Transport Workers<cell>95<cell>85<cell>85<cell>85<cell>85<cell>78
  58. <row><cell>Transportation/Communications Int'l<cell>(NA)<cell>102<cell>113<cell>86<cell>73<cell>(NA)
  59. </table>
  60. <list style=hang>
  61. <item>X= Not applicable.
  62. <item>NA=Not available.
  63. <item>1. Includes other AFL-CIO affiliated unions, not shown separately.
  64. <item>2. Figures reflect mergers with one or more unions since 1979.
  65. <item>3. Includes Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers.
  66. <item>4. Includes Machine and Furniture Workers.
  67. <item>5. Excludes Hospital and Health Care Employees which merged into both unions in 1989.
  68. <item>6. Includes Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers.
  69. </list>
  70. <p>Source: American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), Washington, DC.
  71. </p>
  72. </body>
  73. </article>
  74. </text>
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