About LaborPress

The Trusted Voice of Labor Founded in 2009 by Neal Tepel, Labor Press was built on the principle of authentic labor reporting and advocacy. With over 30 years of experience in education and labor relations, Neal recognized the need for a dedicated platform that elevates the voices of unions, workers, and labor leaders. Today, Labor Press stands as the largest independent labor news source in the United States, reaching decision-makers across industries, government, and media.

Our Mission Labor Press is committed to delivering accurate, insightful, and timely labor news, covering topics that matter most to unions and their members, including:

• Workers’ rights & advocacy

• Industry news & trends

• Collective bargaining & labor policies

• Union leadership stories

• Economic impacts on the workforce

• Healthcare, worker well-being & workplace safety

We believe that a healthy workforce is a strong workforce.

Our reporting and partnerships focus on promoting healthcare access, wellness programs, and safer working environments to support the overall quality of life for union members. Partnership & Business Opportunities At Labor Press, we bridge the gap between business and labor. Our advertising, sponsorship, and media opportunities provide companies with unparalleled access to the labor market through: Digital & Print Advertising – Feature your brand across our website, newsletters, and Labor Press Magazine. Event Sponsorships – Gain visibility at major union conferences, industry panels, and networking events. Podcasts & Webinars – Share your expertise with an engaged audience through thought leadership content. Custom Content & Social Media Promotion – Engage union members with compelling, labor-focused storytelling. Healthcare & Safety Partnerships – Collaborate on initiatives that support health and wellness solutions for the labor community.

Whether you’re looking to expand your reach, build credibility, or support the labor movement, LET’S TALK!

About the Founder

Neal Tepel is the visionary behind LaborPress, founding the organization in 2009 to elevate the voices of workers and unions through trusted, high-impact media. With more than 30 years of experience as an educator and administrator in New York City’s school system—including serving as Chairperson for the Committee on Special Education—Neal transitioned into labor communications, consulting with unions and
advocacy organizations to shape public narratives and policy.

He also served as Assistant to the Executive Director of AFSCME District Council 1707, deepening his commitment to labor rights and union leadership. Under Neal’s direction, LaborPress has grown into one of the most respected labor news outlets in the country, reaching thousands daily across digital, print, podcast, and event platforms. His leadership continues to guide LaborPress in its mission to inform, connect, and champion the labor movement.

LaborPress Mission

Labor Press is committed to delivering accurate, insightful, and timely labor news, covering topics that matter most to unions and their members, including:

Workers’ rights & advocacy
Industry news & trends
Collective bargaining & labor policies
Union leadership stories
Economic impacts on the workforce
Healthcare, worker well-being & workplace safety

We believe that a healthy workforce is a strong workforce. Our reporting and partnerships focus on promoting healthcare access, wellness programs, and safer working environments to support the overall quality of life for union members.

Guiding Principals

The Trusted Voice of Labor

Founded in 2009 by Neal Tepel, Labor Press was built on the principle of authentic labor reporting and advocacy. With over 30 years of experience in education and labor relations, Neal recognized the need for a dedicated platform that elevates the voices of unions, workers, and labor leaders. Today, Labor Press stands as the largest independent labor news source in the United States, reaching decision-makers across industries, government, and media.

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