- Union Privilege was created by the AFL-CIO in 1986 to help unions recruit and retain members and to provide union members and their families with high-quality consumer benefits and services.
Each program is carefully researched and developed by a team of experts. They do all the homework and negotiate the best deals using the financial clout of the more than 13 million members represented by AFL-CIO unions. Through this affiliation, Union Privilege is able to offer benefits of much greater value and quality than members can generally get on their own. Because Union Privilege carefully monitors each program, members get prompt, courteous service and high-quality benefits -- as well as help in resolving any problems.
Union Plus Programs Help Union Members Impacted By Terrorist Attacks
CWA Members are responding to our call for donations to the CWA Disaster Relief Fund. Here is news about how the Union Privilege Program is helping.
Washington, D.C. - Union Privilege is working with the providers of the Union Plus programs to provide assistance to union members impacted by the recent terrorists attacks. Members who take advantage of this assistance, may be eligible to skip payments, receive payment extensions, and other special help.
Program assistance plans vary by program provider. Members who participate in one or more of the following Union Privilege programs should call these toll-free numbers to find out about the assistance available:
- Union Plus Credit Card - 1-800-622-2580
- Union Plus Loan - 1-800-343-7097
- Union Plus Mortgage and Real Estate - 1-800-848-6466
- Union Plus Life and Accidental Insurance - 1-800-899-2782
- Union Plus Education Loan - 1-877-881-1022
- Union Plus Car Rental
- Avis - 1-800-698-5685
- Budget - 1-800-455-2848
"Our sympathy goes out to the families who have lost loved ones during this very tragic time. The Union Plus programs are designed to help working families while they are away from their jobs, and in times like this we have to take steps to see what else we can do to help working families. That is why we have asked our program providers to develop policies that will aid members during this special time," said Leslie Tolf, president of Union Privilege. "Our program providers are prepared to work with members, on a case-by-case basis, and assist them in whatever way they can during this horrific time. This type of help will let members know that their union membership, and program participation makes a difference in good times and bad times."
Members can also visit the Union Privilege web site at www.unionprivilege.org for up-to-date program assistance information.
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