The shop floor, fully organized
As of this summer, every press operator, screen tech, and packer on our production floor is a union employee. That wasn't a marketing decision — it was a recognition that the people running the equipment and hand-checking every order are the reason our defect rate stays low enough to promise a free e-proof and mean it.
What changes for your order
Practically, not much changes about how you order — the process is the same live stock counts, the same e-proof before anything runs. What changes is upstream: standardized training across every shift, consistent quality checks at handoff between stations, and a scheduling system that doesn't quietly push rush jobs ahead of the queue without your order actually being marked rush.
Why we're telling you
A lot of promotional print runs through subcontracted or overseas facilities with production standards that are hard to verify from a website. Ours doesn't, and now it's fully organized labor besides. If that matters to your own purchasing decisions — and for a lot of our municipal and union-shop customers, it does — it's now something you can ask us about directly and get a straight answer.