Editing Chaplain (section)

====Labor====

Many workplace chaplains (commonly called industrial chaplains) are sponsored by labor unions, including in some cases chaplains for police and firefighters. The [[United Auto Workers]] Union (UAW) sponsors a chaplaincy program for all of its local unions.<ref>{{Cite web | url=https://uaw.org/pro-member-the-uaw-chaplaincy-program/ | title=PRO-Member: The UAW Chaplaincy Program| date=2015-05-15}}</ref> In New York City, the [[International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers|Electricians Union]] (IBEW Local 3) has affiliated [[Catholic]], [[Episcopal Church (United States)|Episcopalian]], [[Greek Orthodox]] and [[Masonic]] organizations with chaplains.<ref>{{Cite web | url=https://local3ibew.org/club-directory | title=Club Directory}}</ref>

Union chaplains are often viewed as advantageous as they are accountable to the employees and not corporate management.