Fixed locations
- Registered business addresses
- Branches and offices
- Public directories and maps
- Google Business and similar listings
Employer Worksite Research for Organizing Campaigns
Organizers need to know where the employer actually operates. Agitation Institute maps public worksite, branch, project, and location signals so campaign teams can plan with a clearer view of the employer's footprint.
Campaigns depend on knowing where workers are
An employer's public footprint is often scattered across job postings, project pages, directories, maps, and social posts. Pulling it together into a useful picture takes structured research time that most organizers do not have.
Not every public signal is campaign-relevant. Worksite research filters and organizes the signals that matter, labels confidence levels, and flags what still needs field verification.
Best-fit industries
- Construction and trades
- Logistics and transportation
- Healthcare and long-term care
- Security and building services
- Janitorial and facilities
- Manufacturing
- Multi-location service employers
Where the employer shows up publicly
Project and site signals
- Construction project pages
- Public procurement records
- Permit signals where available
- Public announcements and press
Footprint signals
- Job postings referencing locations
- Service area references
- Social media location signals
- Website location and branch pages
A mapped employer footprint
- Location list with source references
- Footprint summary by region or type
- Project and worksite signals
- Confidence levels on each location
- Source links and evidence
- Recommended field validation questions
Public signals need organizer follow-through
Public-source worksite research surfaces locations and signals - it does not replace boots-on-the-ground verification. Reports are designed to hand off clearly to organizers for field follow-up.
Every location is labeled: confirmed from public records, likely based on signals, or flagged as uncertain pending field check.
Build the full employer picture
Construction Employer Research
Specialized research for construction and trades employers.
Ownership Research
Map legal entities, related companies, and control structures.
Campaign Dossiers
Full research packages combining worksites, ownership, leadership, and public records.
Common questions
Can you find all worksites?
Public-source research surfaces strong signals but has limits. Not every location appears in public records. Reports distinguish confirmed locations from signals and flag gaps for field validation.
How accurate is public worksite research?
Accuracy depends on how publicly visible the employer is. Every finding is labeled with a confidence level so organizers know what needs field verification.
Can this identify active projects?
Yes, particularly for construction and project-based employers. We look for public project pages, procurement records, permit signals, and job postings referencing specific sites.
Can this help with jurisdiction questions?
Worksite research can help clarify where an employer operates. Formal jurisdiction determinations are a legal matter requiring labour lawyer or labour board guidance.
Do organizers need to verify locations in the field?
Yes. Public-source research surfaces signals that need field validation. Reports include recommended follow-up questions and flag which locations are confirmed versus inferred.
Research an employer's public footprint
Tell us about the employer and what you need to map. We will scope the worksite research and get you a structured picture of where they operate.