Every day, workers at dozens of Quebecor World plants in the United States produce high quality catalogs, books, and magazines, including such recognizable titles as Time Magazine, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Victoria’s Secret catalogs, and Reader’s Digest. These workers have helped make Quebecor World one of the world’s largest commercial printers, with U.S. sales topping $6.6 billion in 2004 alone.

Quebecor World workers across the U.S. are standing together to build their own unions with the Graphic Communications Conference (GCC) of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. And workers at Quebecor facilities in more than a dozen countries—from Chile to Sweden to the United Kingdom—stand in solidarity with their efforts to win the right to organize and form unions at Quebecor.

Workers in the U.S. realize the power of standing together—employees at Quebecor World facilities in Versailles, Kentucky; Fernley, Nevada; and elsewhere have recently formed unions with the GCC—and more are seeking to do so today. Thousands of members strong, the GCC is facilitating the efforts of Quebecor World across the country as they work to form their own unions and negotiate contracts that fairly reward their hard work and dedication to the company.

Tell us about your facility or find out more about organizing a union with the Teamsters.