
Andrew Daley & Danielle Tellez - Architectural Workers United
About this episode
In September 2022, the staff and management of Bernheimer Architecture announced that they had organized an architectural union, Architectural Workers United—the first private sector union of architectural professionals in the U.S. In this podcast, Bernheimer architects Andrew Daley and Danielle Tellez explain the success of their campaign, the pros and cons of the process, and the ways in which they see unionizing strengthening the industry and, ultimately, benefiting everyone. And they discuss how unionizing—even in small firms—can better work culture and help firms grow and innovate.
Learning objectives:
- Describe the process of unionizing for Bernheimer Architecture staff and management.
- List some pros and cons Daley and Tellez mention about unionizing in the American workplace.
- Explain the ways in which classism plays into attitudes around architecture and unionization.
- Discuss some of the misconceptions people have about unionizing in small firms and how Daley and Tellez respond to those concerns.
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Speaker: Aaron Prinz
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