Labor Representative (unnamed union delegate)

A union delegate who anchors the labor side in high-pressure Roosevelt Room bargaining, representing rank-and-file workers and insisting on enforceable protections. They prioritize solidarity and job security while treating executive deadlines and political pressure as tactical constraints to be negotiated, not surrendered to. Seated at the table alongside named counterparts such as Bobby Russo and opposed to Seymour Little’s management arguments, they balance public posturing with pragmatic demands—frustrated by stalled talks yet resolute to block concessions that would harm members.