New York City Area Locals
- Arena Employees (Local AE936 Albany)
- Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers (Local 18032)
- Ball Park Ticket Sellers (Local F72)
- Exhibition Employees (Local 829)
- Laboratory Film/Video Technicians (Local 702)
- Mail Telephone Order Clerks (Local B751)
- Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists (Local 798)
- Motion Picture Projectionists, Operators, Video Technicians & Allied Crafts (Local 306)
- Motion Picture Studio Mechanics (Local 52)
- Radio & Television Sound Effects & Broadcast Studio Employees (Local 844)
- Stagehands Brooklyn/Queens (Local 4)
- Stagehands New York (Local 1)
- Stagehands Nassau & Suffolk Counties (Local 340)
- Stagehands southwestern CT (Local 133)
- Theatrical Wardrobe Union (Local 764)
- United Scenic Artists
- Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (Local 161)
- Stagehands Northern New Jersey (Local 632)
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