Labour Video Communications offers the following services:

- Production of internal videos for public relations and fund raising purposes

- Video taping of conferences, workshops, and conventions

- Labour history research and oral history interviews of pioneer union leaders and activists

- Production of 15 second, 30 second, and 60 second radio and television ads

- Multi-media projects, including CD, CD-ROM, DVD, Internet and web based applications and broadcasting.

Labour Video Communications is a Toronto, Ontario, Canada based video and multi-media production company, committed to social justice and human rights, serving unions and other progressive organizations all across Canada.

Independent and co-productions produced by Labour Video productions are also being offered for sale through this website.

These video productions are:

• Grievance Arbitration in Canada: Issues Behind the Process
• Grievance Arbitrators in Canada: Their Changing Role Over Time
• Grace Hartman: The First Woman to Lead a Major Union in Canada
• Black Wednesday: The Lanigan Strike
• You Can't Jail the Strike
• Gainer's Update and Settlement
• Mayworks 88

These videos will appeal to the following organizations and individuals in Canada, the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand, and and anywhere else the English language is spoken:

- International, national and local unions and labour organizations

- Colleges and Universities

- Private and Public Libraries

- Labour law lawyers

- College and University students

- Arbitrators and Mediators

- Labour Historians

- Labour Activists

- Government agencies or organizations involving trade union activity

- Centres for Industrial Relations and/or Labour Studies Programs