Daughter continues father’s union tradition at Michigan medical facility

Local 12-652 Members Overwhelmingly Approve Strong Contract at Idaho National Laboratory

The contract covers roughly 580 USW-represented workers who are in 22 job classifications ranging from carpenters, mechanics, and electricians to operators, custodians, tool crib attendants and radiation control technicians.

Coalition Proposes Hydrogen Power Plant to Reindustrialize Portsmouth Site

The hydrogen power operation would be part of the reindustrialization of the former uranium enrichment plant site, which is undergoing decontamination and decommission work to clean up the legacy nuclear and chemical waste.

Watershed Victory at Amazon Highlights Workers’ Renewed Power

Many within the labor movement believe the changes outlined in the NLRB’s settlement, as well as the creative, grassroots approach by Amazon Labor Union organizers, are a recipe for workers’ renewed optimism post-COVID.

Local 550 Begins First Radiological Control Technician Class

Twenty students are receiving RCT training so they can work at the former Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant site or at other Department of Energy facilities across the nation.

Collins Aerospace Illegally Locks Out Union Workers

Approximately 250 members of Local 1449 were locked out of their jobs Monday by management at Collins Aerospace after only two weeks of bargaining.

USW Commits to Engaging Administration in Pursuit of Successful Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Agreement

Our statement on the Biden administration’s announcement that it will launch negotiations on the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF).

USW member joins Sen. Baldwin for introduction of the Workplace Violence Act

Valencia Davis from Local 7600 has worked in health care for 38 years and has experienced workplace violence more than once. This is why she is fighting for the Workplace Violence Prevention for Health Care and Social Service Workers Act.

USW@Work: Volume 17, Issue 1

In this issue:

USW@Work: Volume 16, Issue 4

USW@Work: Volume 16, Issue 3

In this issue: Ohio pipe mill illustrates the need for major infrastructure bill; victory at ATI; USW members set bargaining and safety agenda; COVID hit our healthcare workers the hardest; and more.

USW@Work: Volume 16, Issue 2

In this issue: USW cement workers key part of infrastructure push; ATI forces 1,300 workers to picket line; PRO Act would rebuild labor movement; University of Pittsburgh organizing campaigns pushing forward; and more.

USW@Work: Volume 16, Issue 1

In this issue: Toledo oil refinery workers fighting to preserve good jobs; 500 staff members of four Carnegie museums in the Pittsburgh area join USW; Next Generation continues to grow and inspire new leaders; a highlight of Local 4-2001; and more.

USW@Work: Volume 15: Issue 4

In this issue: highlight of USW Local 137M at Owens-Illinois; Joe Biden's plan to rebuild America and his pro-union record; Trump's broken promises on trade; USW members at Local 4889 answer call to help struggling Philadelphia neighbors; and more.

USW@Work: Volume 15, Issue 3

In this issue: local 2-21 celebrates 100 years making paper in Michigan; how the USW and other unions are confronting COVID-19; NLRB issues complaint against ASARCO and members return to work; and more.

USW@Work: Volume 15, Issue 2

In this issue: members mobilize to fight COVID-19; highlight of USW Local Union 8888; results from the "Your Union. Your Voice." survey and town halls; and a recap of Black Labor Week.