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The Greater Glens Falls
Central Labor Council
Endorsements:
  
The Greater Glens Falls Central Labor Council
invites you to join in supporting the following:
The Greater Glens Falls Central Labor Council
sent questionnaires to all political parties, and invited all interested Candidates for interviews at either of two public forums held on Thursday September 10th and Thursday October 1st. 

 Afterward, the Council endorsed the following candidates: 

Saratoga County:
  • Moreau Town Supervisor - Preston Jenkins 

Warren County:
  • Glens Falls Common Council - Bennet Driscoll Jr. 
  • Glens Falls Supervisor - Peter McDevitt 
  • Glens Falls Town Council - Scott Watson 
  • Queensbury Town Council - John Reilly 

Washington County:
  • Cambridge Town Supervisor - Ted Berndt
  • Ft. Edward Town Supervisor - Mitch Suprenant 
  • Granville Town Supervisor - Roger Hurley 
  • Granville Town Council - Linda Ellingsworth
  • Greenwich Town Supervisor - Sara Idleman 
  • Salem Town Supervisor - Jay Bellanca 
  • Whitehall Town Council - Richard LaChapelle 
  • Whitehall Town Supervisor - Richard Gordon Jr. 


The Greater Glens Falls Labor Council is a collection of area union members and locals working together on labor and social justice issues.

Stay tuned for more information.
at http://www.GGFCLC.org
Who are we? The Greater Glens Falls Central Labor Council

The Greater Glens Falls Central Labor Council was originally Organized in 1901 as the Glens Falls Trade And Labor Assembly, and met at 117 Glen Street.  At the turn of the century 15 labor unions advocated "... to maintain the dignity of Labor in Glens Falls and vicinity: centralization of all bona fide Trade And Labor Organizations into one body, for the better assistance of individual bodies in case of trouble between employer and employee in regards to wages, working conditions, lockout and of the likes; to encourage the principal and practice of conciliation and arbitration in the settlement of disputes between the Employees and workers and promotion of Labor Legislation ...".

      Do plan to attend our Meetings and educational forums,  and feel free to bring along some of your Members who aren't Delegates as well. 

 

 
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