When an employer brings in an anti-union consultant, workers are no longer deciding on their own terms. Their employer has hired a professional to shape the vote, often at hundreds of dollars an hour, and the workers who will live with the result are frequently the last to learn who was hired or what they were paid. In this batch, three of the nine disclosures were filed only after the vote was already counted. Workers have a legal right to organize free from that kind of pressure, and LaborLab tracks these filings so that pressure is visible.
Here is the breakdown of the newest LM-20 filings and the related NLRB activity, covering nine new disclosures from eight different anti-union consulting firms.
$275 an Hour: EVGV at Theory Wellness
Theory Wellness (MA) hired EVGV at $275 an hour. Workers still won their election, 14 to 10, for UFCW Local 1445. The tally was issued October 22, 2026, and the NLRB certified the union on October 30.
Government Resources Consultants of America at Firmapak
Firmapak (PA) hired Government Resources Consultants of America. The election is closed.
$4,000 a Day: Action Resources at Fresno PostAcute Care
Fresno PostAcute Care (CA) hired Action Resources at $4,000 a day. Workers lost their election.
A&S Consulting at Rhode Island Blood Center
Rhode Island Blood Center (RI) hired A&S Consulting.
$4,000 a Day: East Coast Labor Relations at Pladis North America
Pladis North America (NY) hired East Coast Labor Relations at $4,000 a day. Workers lost their election, and objections were filed. The LM-20 wasn’t filed until after the tally was announced, denying workers critically important information during the campaign.
$212.50 an Hour: Santana International at Hearn Industrial Services
Hearn Industrial Services (MI) hired Santana International at $212.50 an hour.
Labor Management Consultants at Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago DT
Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago DT (IL) hired Labor Management Consultants. Workers lost their election, and objections were filed. The LM-20 wasn’t filed until after the tally was announced.
$350 an Hour: Labor Management Consultants at System Service Specialists
System Service Specialists (UT) hired Labor Management Consultants at $350 an hour. Workers lost their election, and the LM-20 wasn’t filed until after the tally was announced.
$425 an Hour: LRI Consulting Services at Builders Concrete Supply
Builders Concrete Supply (OH) hired LRI Consulting Services at $425 an hour. The election was withdrawn.
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