LATINO LABOR LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
LATINO LABOR LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
GENERATING UNIFIED LABOR SUPPORT AND A VOICE IN THE LATINO COMMUNITY
WHO WE ARE
The Latino Labor Leadership Council (LLLC) is an organization of greater Houston area Labor leaders dedicated to advancing unified support for a stronger Latino voice in local policy and politics, and for organized Labor.
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values
Relationships
We build collaborative relationships based on trust and mutual respect.
Personal and community growth
We educate and advocate opportunities to continually grow and develop our skills and promote community wellness.
Community pride
We treat each other with dignity and cultivate a sense of cultural achievement to benefit the good of the community.
Integrity
We do what we say we will do with honesty, transparency and accountability.
Catalyst for change
We continually challenge systems and communities to bring about changes in approaches, perceptions, behaviors and outcomes.
STATS
1 million
The average number of Hispanics turning 18 each year and become eligible to vote.
65.6%
The labor force participation rate of Latinos, among the highest of any race or ethnicity.
78%
The number of projected net new workers between 2020 and 2030 that will be Latino.
Over 50%
The percentage of all Latino workers who don’t have access to paid sick leave at their jobs.
16.5 million
The number of Latinos who voted in 2020, a 30% increase over 2016.
1 out of 5
By 2030, one out of five U.S. workers will be Hispanic.
70%
In the next 20 years, 70% of new homeowners will be Hispanic.
34%
Over the past decade, the number of Hispanic business owners grew 34%, compared to 1% of all business owners in the United States.
LATINO LABOR LEADERSHIP BOARD
Steven C. Flores – President
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John Mata – Executive Vice-President
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Eloy Cortez – Vice President
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