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Since 1948, the
Washington, D.C. Chapter (DC LERA) has been a Capital forum for
exchanging ideas and debating economic, legal, and social issues
affecting employer and employee relations. Its programs probe
issues around labor rights, labor market trends, both domestic and
international.
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The Washington, DC Labor and Employment Relations
Association (DC LERA) was the recipient of the LERA
Outstanding Chapter Award in 2004, 2006 and 2007. The
DC LERA received the LERA Star Award in 2005, one of
only two chapters to receive this award. The DC LERA
Past President Christian Weller received the LERA
Outstanding Practitioner Award in 2006.
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Thanks to its
location, the Washington Chapter draws members from an unusually
broad community of professionals in government, management,
unions, consulting and arbitration practices, law firms, nonprofit
organizations, and academic institutions—both professors and
students.
Key benefits include:
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Monthly luncheon programs to hear experts discuss current
issues in employment relations and public policy
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Networking with professionals in your field and related
field
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Deeper professional development
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Meeting labor experts from Washington’s international
community
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We encourage our members to join
the
National Labor
and Employment Relations Association!
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