Step 01 First step in the offer ladder
Agitation Brief
Fast target assessment before you commit campaign resources.
Before a campaign moves forward, organizers need to know whether the employer is worth deeper research. Agitation Brief gives labour teams a fast, practical view of the target using lawful public-source research and campaign-relevant analysis.
It is built for early triage: enough signal to decide whether to pursue, monitor, pause, or investigate further.
Key question Is this target worth chasing?
What it includes
- Employer snapshot
- Public footprint
- Entity and ownership - Legal name, operating name, parent company, known related entities, and jurisdiction of incorporation. Includes corporate registry search covering the target entity and one ownership level.
- Key locations
- Leadership and management snapshot
- Workforce and roster signals
- Quick risk scan - Legal actions, regulatory history, labour relations signals, and public controversy.
- Section signal ratings - Per-section strength rating (Strong / Moderate / Thin / Insufficient) showing what a full Dossier would produce on this target.
Best for
- Early organizing leads
- Possible employer targets
- Campaign triage
- Deciding whether to invest in deeper research
- Comparing multiple possible targets
Output
A short campaign-ready PDF with source links, evidence notes, and a section-by-section signal strength rating showing what a full Dossier would produce.
Add-ons available
Extends the corporate registry search to Level 2 and Level 3 ownership - surfacing holding companies, PE owners, and related entities not visible at the surface level.
If Level 3+ complexity is found, a $250 credit applies toward an Agitation Dossier.
Starting at $1,250 per target
Final scope depends on target complexity, available public-source signal, and urgency.
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See the structure, evidence style, and organizer-focused recommendations before scoping a real target.