Networking
One of CUE's greatest assets is the members themselves.
CUE's networking resources provide members with opportunities to connect with like-minded, passionate people; to get and give advice on everything from labor relations to employee engagement to legislative and political developments; and to build lasting relationships.
Member Networking Resources
including peer-to-peer networking
ONLINE
Join our LinkedIn Group for CUE members and conference attendees. The group is private and moderated to assure that only people who are a part of a CUE event can join.
IN-PERSON
Our annual Spring and Fall Conferences, along with our year-round Local Regional events, combine networking, sharing and learning to build lifelong relationships and share best practices.
Additional Resources
Paper.li Newsletter
For those who want a daily update on labor and employee relations topics, subscribe to the CUE Labor and Employee Relations Daily Update.
This newsletter is delivered to your inbox every morning and offers up to the minute information on all things labor related.
CUE Can Help
Our member network is vast and profound reaching into various industries and every level of business, so whatever the question... CUE can connect you to someone who can help.
We helped these members, and we can help you, too.
A Fortune 100 employer member asked:
Do you have any materials, or know of members that do, on advising new employees in right to work states of their right not to join a union already on site? Same for employees in bargaining units in states that become right to work states, so they know they have the choice now?”
CUE Solution:
A Fortune Global 500 employer member asked:
I’m a research fellow at…which is a think-tank research organization for... In particular, my role is to conduct research to develop HR and ER policies as well as practices for my client. I am preparing a short report on the Employee Relations climate in South Carolina for our potential factory planned there. Part of the research is case studies of union elections in the area: Electrolux in TN, Boeing in SC, and Nissan in MS. I thought that it might be useful to conduct a case study with these three cases about what's in common and what is different and the implications for ER strategy."
CUE Solution:
A Fortune 100 employer member asked:
I'm reaching out because I am working on an initiative regarding campaign strategy. I'm looking to speak with individuals at organizations who have gone through union campaigns (ideally recently) to better understand the strategies, tools and external resources they used. I am particularly interested in any technology solutions (i.e. apps, dark sites) developed and used in the process."
CUE Solution:
CUE Members
According to our member survey, Member Voices,
these are the top three reasons to join and stay a member of CUE:
Networking
Updates
In their own words...
We asked CUE members:
How would you describe CUE to a business associate?
Networking, tools, education for the "people" side of business.
Excellent source of information for maintaining an issues free workplace. Provides for opportunities to connect with other business people facing the same workplace challenges as me.
A fantastic organization where like-minded peers can learn best practices from each other on important topics (union avoidance, employee engagement, etc.)
A nationwide network of top HR Professionals, Lawyers and consultants committed to Positive Employee relations and Union Free Education.
CUE is the only place you can go to network and learn exclusively about positive employee relations and labor relations. The people are incredible. It's a "can't miss" meeting.
Ask CUE
The perfect solution is within reach. Members, contact CUE with your questions or situations and let the CUE network work for you.
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