Membership
Any worker from any industry can become a member of Worker Justice Wisconsin. The only criteria is that you be an employee. This includes individuals who are stay-at-home parents.
There’s a vast power imbalance between workers and employers. But, workers and their allies can overcome it together if they act collectively! Our membership program ensures that workers do not...
After a long, hot August month, the Worker Justice Wisconsin staff got to wind down at the South Central Federation of Labor’s Labor Fest celebration. We helped bring Spanish-speaking immigrant...
The Power of Membership
Membership is a commitment to participate in the labor movement. Our membership program is the vehicle for bringing workers from diverse industries together to fight for issues and policies that benefit the entire working class in Madison and Dane County.
Why Become a Member?
Becoming a member carries special rights and privileges within the organization such as:
- Support from staff in your organizing or co-op incubation campaign
- Access to our Solidarity Fund in case of retaliation by your employer for organizing
- The right to present motions and vote at general membership meetings
- A real say in the direction of the organization and the workers’ struggle.
Membership Cost
Membership currently costs $35 per year. Moving forward in 2025, the membership set the dues amount themselves. All dues money goes to the Solidarity Fund to support organizing workers who face retaliation. It is a tool to show solidarity across workplaces. The staff of WJW and Board do not receive a single penny.