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About Permanent Solutions Labor Consultants

PSLC Executive Summary

Permanent Solutions Labor Consultants, Inc. (PSLC) is an international labor relations and human resource consulting firm specializing in maintaining an union free work environment.

We achieve our high results by directly educating and communicating with employees during union campaigns and by acting proactively with enhanced positive managerial corporate education and the promotion of positive relationships between management teams and the company’s workforce.

This is accomplished by utilizing former high-ranking union officials, organizers, and senior level human resource executives within the PSLC response team.

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Our Key Services

Union Avoidance and Awareness Services

Union Avoidance and Awareness Services

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Union Avoidance and Awareness Services

Are you actively facing union organizing activity or have you been served an NLRB petition for a pending union election?  Permanent Solutions Labor Consultants is a national leader in assisting organizations with elections by using former union officials, organizers and seasoned HR professionals with a track record of success to help you win union campaigns.  Our 99%+ win rate displays our ability to not only win the election but to also help prevent further elections by helping you build a firewall between the unions and your employees.

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Inside Edge Consulting Services

PSLC performs detailed one-on-one sessions with employees and training sessions with management and executives to create a unique plan that will counter every move made by union organizers.

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Inside Edge Consulting Service

Inside Edge Consulting Service

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Inside Edge Consulting Service

Inside Edge Consulting Service

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Inside Edge Consulting Services

PSLC performs detailed one-on-one sessions with employees and training sessions with management and executives to create a unique plan that will counter every move made by union organizers.

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Inside Edge HR & Management Training Series

Inside Edge HR & Management Training Series

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Inside Edge HR & Training Series

PSLC’s Union Awareness Training for Management takes all levels of supervision (from front line supervisors to executive leadership) inside the union and demonstrates how you can avoid unionization through positive employee relations

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Human Resources/Labor Relations Outsourcing

Our team season veterans in the fields of Human Resources and Labor Relations are your solution when you need that extra help to strengthen your employee engagement and labor relations. Whether you need to build an HR system of your own, to build a firewall between the unions and your employees, or simply need support working with an already organized workforce, PSLC has the unique skills and abilities to help position your organization where you want to it be. Our seasoned HR professionals with proven success in both union free and unionized environments are available to assist you on an on-call, 24/7 basis.

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Opened For Business

2001

Union Campaign Win

Record on Full Campaigns in the U.S.

99

%+

Number of Engagements

2,000

+

Key Personnel

The difference is experience. PSLC has the skills, experience and credentials required to provide meaningful results to traditional and contemporary business issues. The PSLC team shares a passion for client services and thrives on witnessing the impact of diverse services. The PSLC business model is structured to deploy the right team members from the core and extended team of experienced professionals. As evidenced by clients who come back time and again for help in new areas, PSLC knows expertise is appreciated as much as the ability to make the process a positive experience for everyone. In addition to the team members below, PSLC has a network of Human Resources and Labor/Employment Relations professionals across the globe.

What Others Say!

Current Labor News

Communication Breakdowns Lead to Union Activity, Boost Employee Trust with Active Listening | Ricardo Torres posted on the topic

Communication breakdown is the biggest cause of union activity, but many issues happen in-between the breakdown and an RC petition, an erosion of confidence in management’s leadership to support their workforce.

Effective communication is not just going through the motions of having conversations with your employees, effective communication is to truly listen to them, strategic empathy, follow up, it doesn’t mean that you have to agree with everything they say or solve every problem, but they need to feel that they were listened too, treated fairly and respected.

The good news is that there is usually time for course correction if you commit to truly engaging with your workforce!

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#unionfree #unionavoidance #unionawareness | Bob Carroll

Want to stay union free? How are those “Good Vibes” coming along?

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US Union Membership Actually Held Steady in 2025 | Ricardo Torres

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the percentage of U.S. workers who belong to a union has steadily declined over the last several decades, from about 20% in 1983 to just 10% in 2025, In the private sector, but it’s important to look deeper at the numbers and what industries are targeted to understand how the unions are evolving.

The labor movement has transformed dramatically since its origins in the 19th century, adapting to industrialization, technological change, and shifting political landscapes and as the labor movement continues to evolve, unions face new challenges. The changing dynamics of the workforce, including the rise of gig and freelance work.

Technology has transformed nearly every aspect of modern life, and labor relations are no exception. The infusion of technology into the workplace has had profound implications for labor unions, some have a negative impact for unions, for example automation has led to a decline of the workforce in their core membership base but technology has also provided unions with new tools for organizing and mobilizing members. Social media platforms, for instance, have enabled unions to reach a broader audience and engage with workers in real-time. Campaigns can be designed to go viral, rallying support for labor causes and increasing visibility for union activities. Additionally, online platforms allow unions to conduct virtual meetings, making it easier for members to participate regardless of their location, which makes organizing more cost efficient without the need for renting out as many meeting spaces or bringing in organizers to house call voters.

The labor movement has always been divided on organizing strategies, many in the labor movement are calling for Taking on Big Targets saying that union density can’t grow without it, the proportion of union elections has increased in customer-facing industries such as social services, digital media, retail and wholesale, and business, professional, and personal services.

The biggest private sector union wins in recent years have been in graduate student units in private universities such as Columbia, MIT, and Cornell.

Unions such as IFPTE and OPEIU have set up new nonprofit divisions, focused on organizing advocacy organizations and grant-funded institutions such as museums. Small independent unions, such as the Campaign Workers Guild and United Campaign Workers, have targeted political campaign staff.

Unions are trying to engage a multigenerational workforce that differ in how they approach work/life balance, career growth, loyalty, authority, and other issues that affect successful union organizing activity.

Understanding union tactics and what drives workers to reach out to unions along with having a consistent, positive and inclusive employee outreach policy is vital to maintaining a productive union free environment at your facility.

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