United Labor Agency

The United Labor Agency was formed in 1971 in Cleveland, Ohio by the Cleveland AFL-CIO, the United Auto Workers, and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, an important act of solidarity by the three union organizations.  They created a non-profit that could address social issues outside of collective bargaining agreements.

ULA has since focused its energies on workforce development, assisting unemployed and underemployed workers in finding new or better careers.