USW Interns Learn About the Union Difference

A group of 13 interns working at the USW international headquarters visited the All-Clad plant in Canonsburg, Pa., on Monday, June 11.

USW International Vice President Carol Landry Remembers 3M Union Leader Michael Schanks

EPA Head Removes Safety Protections from Chemical Disaster Rule

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt signed revisions to the EPA’s Risk Management Program (RMP) in May that eliminate safety protections for workers, first responders and communities.

Chemical Safety Board Guidelines Help Chemical Companies Prepare for Extreme Weather Events

The U.S. Chemical Safety Board investigated the incidents that occurred at the Arkema chemical plant in Crosby, Texas as a result from Hurricane Harvey. Click to read their key findings and what they learned.

DowDuPont Slashing Costs in Preparation for Three-Way Split in 2019

Delaware-based DuPont and Michigan-based Dow Chemical had their $150 billion merger approved worldwide in August 2017. Now they're preparing for a split into three independent businesses. Read how Steelworkers are being affected.

USW: Canada Must be Exempt from Tariffs

Today the United Steelworkers union (USW) expressed its profound disappointment in the Trump Administration’s decision to remove Canada’s exemption from Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum products.

USW Supports Section 232 Investigation on Imports of Autos and Auto Parts

United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard made the following statement supporting the recent initiation of a Section 232 investigation into imports of autos and auto parts...

USW: NAFTA Approach Must Be Comprehensive; “Skinny Deal” is Unacceptable

USW International President Leo W. Gerard issued the following statement regarding discussions in Washington, D.C. about possibly approving limited portions of the renegotiated NAFTA while leaving important provisions for later consideration.

USW@Work: Volume 13, Issue 2

In this issue: Highlight of worker-made, worker-owned Maryland Brush Co.; Installation of Officers; how a Wisconsin paper mill is coming back to life with assistance from the USW; Local Union 8888 celebrates 40 years; and more.

The Oilworker: Issue 42

In this issue: a message from the NOBP Chair; USW will present ExxonMobil with proposal at shareholders meeting; and how oil workers are pressing for changes to renewable fuel standards in Washington D.C.;

SOAR in Action - Spring 2018

The Oilworker, Issue 41

In this issue: a message from the NOPB Chair; how oil workers are rallying to save Philadelphia refineries; standing in solidarity with Australian oil workers; and a highlight of local 10-234 being honored with health and safety award.

USW@Work: Volume 13, Issue 1

In this issue: Our new campaign to ensure continued growth and sustainability of mining in Minnesota; highlighting local union 1-00377 who make buns and muffins in Ohio; and updates on our trade and bargaining.

SOAR in Action - Winter 2018 Edition

The Oilworker, Issue 40

In this issue: message from the NOBP Chair; review of the mobilizing work done by the Policy Committee; striking Australian union members are standing up against ExxonMobil's contractor; and a memorial for District 13 staff Brent Petit.

The Oilworker, Issue 39

In this issue: A message from the NOBP chair Kim Nibarger; and a closer look at the winners of the TOP Awards.