LABORTOOLS INDUSTRY NEWS

BMA Media Group is, once again, an award-winning multimedia firm.  The company, and AGS Custom Graphics, won the Gold Award from Printing Industries of Ohio and Northern Kentucky for the Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Council “Super-Brochure We Built This City.”

By 2025, the United Nations estimates that 1.8 billion people will be living under conditions of absolute water scarcity, and two-thirds of the world will be subjected to water stress.

The Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Council is committed to creating a diversified workforce and turned to LaborTools to help them create a series of short videos.

What you may think is an old-school, paper wasting, and outdated form of sharing contact information is the opposite. Business cards complete three main objectives; the first exposure to your brand, professionalism, and convey that you are in business for business.

It was in the spring of 2013 when the team at LaborTools, powered by BMA Media Group, began working on a total redesign of two related construction trades publications, along with the logistics involved in developing and delivering a redesigned full-color unified publication to be called, The Labor Citizen.

LaborTools recently traveled to the west coast to produce a completely turn-key event commemorating the 100th anniversary of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 332 of San Jose, California.

When working on a project detailing a specific industry, you can make your job a lot easier by going straight to the experts. Which is why LaborTools powered by BMA Media Group called upon the Coleman Spohn Corporation to be part of the apprenticeship recruitment videos we are currently creating for the UA International Training Fund.

By now, it’s well understood that Search Engine Optimization (SEO) enables you to reach new and existing customers, and SEO begins with keywords.  Finding the right combination of keywords takes time, research and creative thinking. 

The City of Cincinnati continues to lead the state of Ohio in implementing positive labor and workplace reform measures. Yesterday, Mayor John Cranley and Vice Mayor David Mann announced a package of city labor and workplace reforms aimed at strengthening the middle class. Other community leaders were present for this monumental announcement, including State Senator Sherrod Brown.