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In this edition: The union difference for casino workers in W. Va.; contract updates from paper, academics, mining, and tire and rubber; status of the 232 investigations into steel and aluminum; outcome of investment from Apple into Ky., Corning plant.
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Cliff Carlton – a 23-year Steelworker at Yokohama Tire – established the Labor Day parade in Roanoke, Va., and has coordinated it for the past six years.
American steel workers, including members of the United Steelworkers (USW) union, urged Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and other key officials to complete vital national security investigations
The United Steelworkers (USW) today said that members of eight international unions overwhelmingly ratified a new collective bargaining agreement covering about 2,000
Nancy Goodman Mccurrach, our sister from TWU USW National Local 1944 was awarded the 2017 Volunteer Champion Award by the Jefferson Awards Foundation. Sister Nancy represented our union at the annual awards ceremony that saw many volunteers get nominated to receive the prestigious award. Nancy’s work in establishing the Tri-Cities Refugees Welcome Wagon – a group that assist newcomers to Canada by not only raising money to pay for urgent medical needs, food, transit passes and other family staples, but also spends time with folks to get to know their new neighbourhood. Earlier this week, Nancy received an official recognition from the Prime Minister of Canada for her work. We can’t say it enough – from United Steelworkers members across the continent - Congratulations, Nancy! And in case you missed it, read Nancy’s story here: usw.to/27g #USWCares #canlab
Cliff Carlton – a 23-year Steelworker at Yokohama Tire – established the Labor Day parade in Roanoke, Va., and has coordinated it for the past six years.
American steel workers, including members of the United Steelworkers (USW) union, urged Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and other key officials to complete vital national security investigations
The United Steelworkers (USW) today said that members of eight international unions overwhelmingly ratified a new collective bargaining agreement covering about 2,000
The Senate is attempting to force through another terrible healthcare bill by the end of next week, while sidelining bipartisan efforts to improve coverage.
USW Vice President Fred Redmond stopped by The Leslie Marshall Show last week to talk about the ongoing NAFTA renegotiations and the request from Canada that the United States roll back all “right-to-work” laws as part of the deal.
The United Steelworkers (USW) union issued the following release as dozens of steelworkers from around the country come to Washington D.C., to ask their legislators to press the Trump
Building strength and solidarity within the Women of Steel of District 9 is very important to increasing unity within our Locals and the District. This is why we have a District WOS Conference every other year.
Building strength and solidarity within the District 9 Pulp & Paper Mill Conference (PPMC) is very important to increasing unity within our Locals and the District.
The USW and allies took to the streets on Friday, Sept. 15, in support of compassionate, comprehensive immigration reform that incorporates and strengthens protections in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
The United Steelworkers union (USW) released the attached document today identifying its position on rules of origin in the ongoing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations.
Local 9899 participated in the dedication of The Last Whistle, a statue honoring workers that was unveiled outside the Saginaw Art Museum as part of the community’s Labor Day festivities.
Joel Buchannan, a 43-year member and retiree from Evraz Rocky Mountain Steel (formerly Oregon Steel) represented the USW and the Pueblo Central Labor Council (PCLC) at the Pueblo LGBTQ Pride Festival.
Nuclear Times is a bi-monthly newsletter for workers in the Department of Energy’s atomic complex and who are employed at non-DOE nuclear sites featuring news about the Atomic Energy Workers Council, issues with the DOE & site contractors, etc.
Bimonthly publication for chemical workers features news & analysis of chemical industry, chemical laws & regulations, health & safety, contract settlements, mobilization activities, conferences & meetings, local union activities & workplace news.
Paper workers' newsletter features info. about health & safety incidents, OSHA regulations & union-management health & safety meetings; provides summaries of arbitration cases, & news on trade, bargaining, local unions, & companies in the paper sector.
Paper workers' newsletter features info. about health & safety incidents, OSHA regulations & union-management health & safety meetings; provides summaries of arbitration cases, & news on trade, bargaining, local unions, & companies in the paper sector.
Paper workers' newsletter features info. about health & safety incidents, OSHA regulations & union-management health & safety meetings; provides summaries of arbitration cases, & news on trade, bargaining, local unions, & companies in the paper sector.
Nuclear Times is a bimonthly newsletter for workers in the Department of Energy’s atomic complex and who are employed at non-DOE nuclear sites featuring news about the Atomic Energy Workers Council, issues with the DOE & site contractors, etc.
Bimonthly publication for chemical workers features news & analysis of chemical industry, chemical laws & regulations, health & safety, contract settlements, mobilization activities, conferences & meetings, local union activities & workplace news.
In this edition: The union difference for casino workers in W. Va.; contract updates from paper, academics, mining, and tire and rubber; status of the 232 investigations into steel and aluminum; outcome of investment from Apple into Ky., Corning plant.
Paper workers' newsletter features info. about health & safety incidents, OSHA regulations & union-management health & safety meetings; provides summaries of arbitration cases, & news on trade, bargaining, local unions, & companies in the paper sector.
Click here to download the Spring 2017 edition of SOAR in Action.
Bimonthly publication for chemical workers features news & analysis of chemical industry, chemical laws & regulations, health & safety, contract settlements, mobilization activities, conferences & meetings, local union activities & workplace news.
Paper workers' newsletter features info. about health & safety incidents, OSHA regulations & union-management health & safety meetings; provides summaries of arbitration cases, & news on trade, bargaining, local unions, & companies in the paper sector.
Nancy Goodman Mccurrach, our sister from TWU USW National Local 1944 was awarded the 2017 Volunteer Champion Award by the Jefferson Awards Foundation. Sister Nancy represented our union at the annual awards ceremony that saw many volunteers get nominated to receive the prestigious award. Nancy’s work in establishing the Tri-Cities Refugees Welcome Wagon – a group that assist newcomers to Canada by not only raising money to pay for urgent medical needs, food, transit passes and other family staples, but also spends time with folks to get to know their new neighbourhood. Earlier this week, Nancy received an official recognition from the Prime Minister of Canada for her work. We can’t say it enough – from United Steelworkers members across the continent - Congratulations, Nancy! And in case you missed it, read Nancy’s story here: usw.to/27g #USWCares #canlab
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