Steel Workers Shorts
Description: Three fearless construction workers perch on towering steel girders high above a sprawling city skyline. One enjoys his lunch atop a narrow column, while two others relax on a horizontal beam, smoking and laughing beneath the humorous caption “I'd get dizzy down there.” Rust-red ironwork, golden urban architecture, billowing clouds and expressive vintage lettering capture the daring spirit and playful irony of classic American industrial cartoons.
Description: Classic International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers emblem celebrating the skilled tradespeople who build bridges, structural steel, reinforcing systems, and major construction projects. A strong union design for ironworkers, apprentices, journeymen, retirees, building-trades members, and supporters of organized labor.
Description: A group of construction workers are taking a lunch break, sitting on a steel beam overlooking a futuristic city. They are dressed in work attire and holding lunchboxes. The city below is depicted with tall buildings and advanced technology. Several aircraft are visible in the sky.
Description: They gave us weekends, ended child labor, are responsible for widespread employer-based health coverage, created the middle class, and helped win The Family And Medical Leave Act. Union workers average 10-30% higher pay than non-union workers. The decline of the labor movement and union membership is a large factor in the current income inequality in the U.S. today. Support Unions.
Description: They gave us weekends, ended child labor, are responsible for widespread employer-based health coverage, created the middle class, and helped win The Family And Medical Leave Act. Union workers average 10-30% higher pay than non-union workers. The decline of the labor movement and union membership is a large factor in the current income inequality in the U.S. today. Support Unions.
Description: They gave us weekends, ended child labor, are responsible for widespread employer-based health coverage, created the middle class, and helped win The Family And Medical Leave Act. Union workers average 10-30% higher pay than non-union workers. The decline of the labor movement and union membership is a large factor in the current income inequality in the U.S. today. Support Unions.
