United Steelworkers (USW) District 4 includes the states of Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont and the territory of Puerto Rico.
McCall began his career as a union activist with Local 6787 at the Burns Harbor integrated steel facility in Northwest Indiana. He worked as a millwright and served the local union in various positions, including grievance chairman and vice president.
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The nurses who are members of USW Local 4-200 Local 4-200 have voted to reject a proposed three-year contract with Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital New Brunswick. More...
“El primer principio fundacional de nuestro gran sindicato establece que nuestro propósito es unir a todos los trabajadores, independientemente de su credo, color o nacionalidad.
The U.S. government should not be subsidizing corporate attacks on American working families. That’s why the USW supports the ‘No Tax Breaks for Union Busting Act.’
While the pandemic fueled a renewed interest in flexing union muscle among workers across all U.S. workplaces, health care workers – in the USW, in other unions, and in non-union workplaces – were among the most active in turning that power into action.
Members of our Local 4-200 today at 7 a.m., began an unfair labor practice (ULP) strike at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital New Brunswick. More...
The United Steelworkers today said that the union has sent a letter to Essity urging management to reconsider the Swedish company’s decision to mothball the paper mill, which employs about 350 full-time hourly workers.
District 4 Director
Dave Wasiura