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Hartford Workers’ Center

Contacts: Emmett Burton, ULA Community Services Coordinator – 

Lourdes Gonzalez, ULA Community Services Coordinator –

Office Hours for Walk-Ins and Computer Lab: Tuesdays & Wednesdays from 9am-1pm or by appointment.

Food Pantry Hours: Designated every other Thursdays throughout the month, 9a-11:30a.  Please call office for more information.

Emergency Pantry Packings for Strikers, Laid-Off Workers and Employed Residents: As needed or agreed upon with the Community Services Coordinator.

Office Hours for 1:1 Assistance with Community Services Coordinator: by appointment only.

Hartford Office Computer Lab

Funds for the Hartford Office are provided through various funding sources, but the additional money that was needed to upgrade and maintain the computer lab was donated from the proceeds of a golf tournament run by The Connecticut Coalition of Taft-Hartley Health Funds, Inc.

The Greater Hartford Labor Council generously contributes to ULA’s work through donations from the labor council and individual members, as well as, allowing ULA to share office space with them thereby reducing the agency’s overhead significantly.

Individuals seeking employment assistance may use the computer lab, free of charge, by enrolling in the program.  For more information please contact Emmett Burton at 860-727-9301.

Meet Our Staff

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Located In Beautiful Hartford CT

Address: 22 Orange Street, Hartford, CT 06106
Phone: 860-727-9301
Web: https://ctula.org/

Emmett BurtonCommunity Services Coordinator
Date of Hire: March 11th, 2013
Union Affiliation: IAM Local 354
Education: Bachelors of Science (BS) from Arcadia University, Glenside, PA
Major: Sociology
Minors: Anthropology, Gender Studies and Philosophy
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Lourdes GonzalezCommunity Services Coordinator
Lourdes Gonzalez is a Waterbury resident and her educational endeavors are as follows: Bachelor of Science in Marketing, Associate in Human Services/Pre-Social Work and General Studies, and a Certification in Child and Family Services. She is bilingual and has numerous LOMA certifications (AAPA, ACS, and AIRC). Previous to coming to United Labor Agency, Lourdes worked at St. Vincent DePaul Homeless Shelter as a case manager working with clients on their specified preventative homeless and self-empowerment program. . Read More