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Final Day of the International Women's Conference
Click here for highlights from the final day of the USW's International Women's Conference.
Highlights from Day Two of the 2018 International Women's Conference
Click the heading to read more about the keynote speakers, including USW International President Leo W. Gerard and many international guests, and the engaging and powerful panel discussions lead by Women of Steel activists from across our union.
More than 1,200 Women of Steel Answer the Call
On day one of the USW International Women's Conference, WOS coordinators for each of the 13 USW Districts introduced their delegations with a brief history of their leadership, sector statistics, and passionate chants that nearly shook the chandeliers.
'Vote No on Prop 11’ Drive Heats Up
California’s first responders are working hard to spread the word about a dangerous initiative that will show up on their state’s ballot Nov. 6.
Flipping for Fiestaware
Local 419M members create classic, colorful china.
2018 International Women's Conference Delegate Bios
Click to learn more about our some of our stellar sisters who are attending the 2018 International Women's Conference in Toronto, Ontario.
Billboards Proclaim Union Town
Labor unions, including the USW and the Steelworkers Organization of Active Retirees (SOAR), came up with the idea after a successful teacher’s strike galvanized community support.
USW Stands in Solidarity with Brazilian Unions Facing Right-Wing Attacks
USW International Vice President Fred Redmond led a union delegation to Brazil to observe the first round of presidential elections on Oct. 7.
Contract Win for Kaiser Alliance
Members of the Alliance of Health Care Unions last week notched a contract win, ratifying an agreement that increases wages, improves benefits and assures them a voice in their workplaces.
District 9 Hosts Rubber and Plastics Industry Council
Delegates and USW staff from across North America attended the 7th annual Rubber and Plastics Industry Council conference in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
USW fights for "Freedom to Negotiate" Act, end to firings in organizing drives
Imagine having your livelihood ruined just because you wanted to have a union at work. That's what happened to Mario Smith, and why we're fighting for him and others who want the freedom to organize for better lives. Click here for more.
Local 9265 Participate in Area Labor Day Parade
The Albany Labor Day Parade is an annual event that brings labor and community together in the Tri City Area.
California PERB Bolsters Workers’ Rights
Public sector workers in California won a major victory this month, thanks in large part to the work of the USW.
SOAR Members Join Fight for Fairness in Steel Industry
SOAR members from across the United States stood side by side with thousands of their USW brothers and sisters rallying for a fair contract at U.S. Steel and ArcelorMittal.
Kavanaugh's track record is not good for workers
Click to learn more about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s track record on worker issues
Why You Should Care About the Supreme Court Nominations
Need a reason to pay attention to the Supreme Court? Here are five.
USW Succeeds in Lawsuit to End Delay of Chemical Disaster Rule
The USW succeeded in ending the Environmental Protection Agency’s delay of the Chemical Disaster Rule, but the fight continues to save the rule’s protections from EPA proposals to eliminate them.
California Regulators Fine Refiners for Not Involving Workers in Process Safety Management Planning
Some California refiners receive citations and fines from the state because of failure to involve employees in process safety management planning.
Gas Workers Raise New Safety and Cost Concerns as National Grid Lockout Enters Third Month
Legality of National Grid lockout challenged as company cuts off health insurance and pay for 1,200 Massachusetts workers for third month
New Contract at Bell Physician Practices
LPNs and staff that handle billing, medical records, reception and more who make up Local 4950-11 stayed strong and united through a tough round of negotiations and ratified a new contract, increasing wages and maintaining benefits.