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The Pierce County Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, recognizes the City Council’s appointment of Hyun Kim as Tacoma’s next City Manager

The role of city manager carries significant responsibility in shaping how policies are implemented, how public resources are managed, and how the municipal workforce is supported. We recognize the weight of this position and the expectations that come with it. Tacoma has a proud labor-forward
Read More > The Pierce County Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, recognizes the City Council’s appointment of Hyun Kim as Tacoma’s next City Manager
The Pierce County Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, recognizes the City Council’s appointment of Hyun Kim as Tacoma’s next City Manager
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Members of the PCCLC Executive Board and Trustees: Brent Wagar, Brenda Wiest, Chris Hall, Patti Dailey Shives, John Adams, Amber Roulst, and Floyd Dugan. Front row: Secretary-Treasurer Lawver and President Alice Phillips are signing the purchase agreement check
Pierce County Labor Secures $5 Million in State Funding to Create Childcare and Workforce Hub

Pierce County Labor Secures $5 Million in State Funding to Create Childcare and Workforce Hub

TACOMA, WA — The Pierce County Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO (PCCLC) and its nonprofit arm, the Pierce County Labor Community Services Agency (PCLCSA), are proud to announce a major milestone in their mission to support Pierce County workers: the acquisition of the former

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Read More > Pierce County Labor Secures $5 Million in State Funding to Create Childcare and Workforce Hub