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Get Organized: What Working People Are Doing This Week

Get Organized: What Working People Are Doing This Week Welcome to our regular feature, a look at what the various AFL-CIO unions and other working family organizations are doing across the country and beyond. The labor movement is big and active—here's a look at the broad range of activities we're engaged in this week. Actors' Equity:Bravo to Executive Director @avincentjr on being recognized for his dedication to advocating for our members in @PoliticsNYnews 2025 Labor Power Players list. Check out the impressive list of labor leaders and advocates who made it this year. https://t.co/qzd9pbyNcy pic.twitter.com/qHnyavBELc— Actors' Equity (@ActorsEquity) March 12, 2025AFGE:Our union is speaking out against cuts to education that will harm American children and school across the nation. pic.twitter.com/0CKD968Nex— AFGE (@AFGENational) March 11, 2025AFSCME:AFSCME stands in solidarity with @AFGENational and the 47,000 unionized TSA agents whose freedom to collectively bargain is under assault. This attack jeopardizes public safety. Together, with AFGE and the labor movement, we will keep fighting back. https://t.co/6zNOeyTmLd— AFSCME (@AFSCME) March 12, 2025Alliance for Retired Americans:Social Security does not contribute one penny to the national deficit. Republicans shouldn't be looking for "savings" by messing with Americans' earned benefits. https://t.co/ze1MsUtDtn— Alliance for Retired Americans (@ActiveRetirees) March 11, 2025Amalgamated Transit Union:Our Local 770-Mobile, AL, mobilized to make their voices and demands heard. #ATUStrongerTogether https://t.co/PZsQUN4VnC— ATU, Transit Union (@ATUComm) March 12, 2025American Federation of Musicians:News of the Trump Administration’s misguided trade war must remind us of our values and our mission. All musicians have the right to live and work in dignity. At every level of governance, the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada remains committed to… pic.twitter.com/Tbd0DpSUso— AFM (@The_AFM) March 5, 2025American Federation of Teachers:The Trump administration is making changes to the #PSLF system. Thank you @washingtonpost for this helpful breakdown. 📰 https://t.co/JRTG1VanoT pic.twitter.com/LXFeeSlXji— AFT (@AFTunion) March 12, 2025American Postal Workers Union:Join us on our March 20 Day of Action as we make it clear to the country that the U.S Mail is Not For Sale! 📍Find an event near you! ➡️ https://t.co/SoZlz9HBsK https://t.co/Z5PoySKrCc— The American Postal Workers Union - APWU (@APWUnational) March 10, 2025Association of Flight Attendants-CWA:.@AFGENational TSA officers know security best — our country is safer when they have a seat at the table to bargain for economic security and improvements to the job. This is just another attempt to pull apart the government every way they can. https://t.co/semwtG7poZ— AFA-CWA (@afa_cwa) March 7, 2025Boilermakers:Community service is an excellent way for #Boilermakers locals to give back and boost their PR. See how L-146 helped out at WIN House: https://t.co/LcNgIdEPNZ pic.twitter.com/OSChhtcXu0— Boilermakers Union (@boilermakernews) March 10, 2025Bricklayers:Is your company providing proper ladder safety training? Join the webinars provided by @American_Ladder to learn about the ladder safety standards and master essential ladder safety skills: https://t.co/kTNJF6NQZc#LadderSafetyMonth pic.twitter.com/RKCdTNgIou— Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Union (@IUBAC) March 12, 2025Communications Workers of America:CWA condemns Trump admin’s termination of TSA collective bargaining agreement.This illegal action puts the safety of the American public at risk, including 80K CWA members who work in the aviation industry as Flight Attendants & Passenger Service Agentshttps://t.co/Ks1IlgnLCV— CWA (@CWAUnion) March 7, 2025Department for Professional Employees:"We now have stools at the registers, locked-in raises and increased rates of pay for positions for three years, and an excellent healthcare package through the RWDSU for our booksellers and baristas that we are very excited about." https://t.co/LT56jcuU1n— Department for Professional Employees (@DPEaflcio) March 11, 2025Electrical Workers:Sam Taylor founded Taylor Electric Co. in 1922, one of the oldest black-owned businesses in the U.S. Taylor and a group of Black electricians first joined the #IBEW as less-than-full members before a pressure campaign helped them gain full membership. https://t.co/YlWbBivuf4 pic.twitter.com/yGip7STT0R— IBEW (@IBEW) March 11, 2025Heat and Frost Insulators:Celebrating on 125 Years! 🎉Members of Local 17 along with our International's leadership members, including General President Terry Larkin, gathered to celebrate 125 years of history, solidarity, & what it means to be a part of Local 17.Local 17’s Business Manager Tom McGrath… pic.twitter.com/ZmAts52ZuD— Insulators Union 🦎 (@InsulatorsUnion) March 11, 2025Labor Council for Latin American Advancement:📣 LCLAA National President, Evelyn DeJesus, and members of the LCLAA DC Metro Chapter proudly joined the opening of "Stories of Belonging", a powerful photo exhibing showcasing the struggles of tepesianos (TPS holders) in their fight for justice pic.twitter.com/z2FzmD2grf— LCLAA (@LCLAA) March 12, 2025Labor Heritage Foundation:🎭 This Week’s Labor Arts Calendar just posted!📅 Tue: NoVA Arts Union Caucus🎤 Wed: Labor's Partisans & BVOCAL🎶 Thu: Labor Heritage Power Hour📚 Fri: The Road to Rights: Domestic Workers & New Labor Activism🎬 Sun: Made In Ethiopia🔗 More info: https://t.co/5xK0MAWAEB pic.twitter.com/5hNEuJHWDP— Labor Heritage (@LaborHeritage1) March 10, 2025Laborers:From strategy sessions at HQ to powerful advocacy on the Hill, LIUNA Public Employees & Non-Construction (#PENC) leaders made their voices heard in DC last week.They met with Members of Congress to push for the PRO Act, Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act, Service Contract… pic.twitter.com/wS4gaOivf6— LIUNA (@LIUNA) March 11, 2025Machinists:The @IAMW3Center hosted another lunch for local veterans, as they often have done for several years, providing a social outing for the veterans. Members and W3 staff are honored to sit with the veterans to break bread and chat. ⚙️❤️ #IAMcaring https://t.co/Z7zoRRzyS9— Machinists Union (@MachinistsUnion) March 9, 2025Maritime Trades Department:https://t.co/173YlFsyPTMTD Backs New Pro-Maritime Legislation— Maritime Trades Department, AFL-CIO (@Maritime_Trades) March 12, 2025Mine Workers:On January 16, 2025, President Roberts announced to the International Executive Board that he would be retiring at the close of the International Special Convention that will be held in October, 2025, in St. Louis, Missouri.https://t.co/yvaqn7tMIw— United Mine Workers (@MineWorkers) March 11, 2025National Air Traffic Controllers Association:Today, NATCA issued a press release calling on Congress to act now to pass a funding resolution and avoid a government shutdown: https://t.co/A0XIsg8muF#GovernmentShutdown #FederalWorkers #SafetyFirst #AviationSafety pic.twitter.com/XW0ESJlizi— NATCA (@NATCA) March 12, 2025National Association of Letter Carriers:On March 23, we’re putting this fight on the MAP! Join letter carriers across the nation as we #fightlikehell for the universal service Americans rely on. 📢 We’re delivering our message, loud & clear: #HELLNO to dismantling USPS!Find your local rally ➡️… pic.twitter.com/nYQvUjxCgA— Letter Carriers (@NALC_National) March 11, 2025National Domestic Workers Alliance:NEW JERSEY: Your knowledge of your rights is your power!Here's everything you need to know about your #DomesticWorkersBillofRights, which went into effect on July 1, 2024:https://t.co/cCvYKoh960— Domestic Workers (@domesticworkers) March 11, 2025National Nurses United:Trans people have always existed — they are our patients, colleagues, neighbors, family and community members. They will not be erased, ignored, demonized, or ostracized so long as there are nurses in this country with the hearts to care for them! 🏳️‍⚧️❤️✊— NationalNursesUnited (@NationalNurses) March 7, 2025NFL Players Association:To the players of the UFL: We’ve got your back ✊ pic.twitter.com/0i6Pa2JOwF— NFLPA (@NFLPA) March 7, 2025North America's Building Trades Unions:Big paycheck. Safe job. Better benefits. This is what a union job gets you. pic.twitter.com/9VvCDeeTBN— The Building Trades (@NABTU) March 12, 2025Office and Professional Employees:Congratulations to OPEIU President Tyler Turner on being elected to the @AFLCIO Executive Council. pic.twitter.com/UM1PmqusZk— OPEIU | #UnionStrong (@OPEIU) March 12, 2025Painters and Allied Trades:If you look around today, you’ll see the faces of many women who have pioneered in our union and our skilled trades as the firsts.They have proven for decades that there is no limit to what women in our union can accomplish. pic.twitter.com/EB9j2XCplY— IUPAT (@GoIUPAT) March 12, 2025Professional Aviation Safety Specialists:Thank you @GerryConnolly for being a champion of federal workforce. Dedicated civil servants are under attack, their work for American people being demeaned. @PASSprezdc Dave Spero proud to stand with you to combat these relentless assaults. #federalemployees #publicservice pic.twitter.com/Wivov8MSuV— PASS (@PASSNational) March 7, 2025Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union:CONTRACT VICTORY: congrats to @RWDSU Local 262 members in Union, NJ who make Smarties at Ce De Candy on their new 3-year contract! The agreement includes large wage increases and sees the employer picking up between 85-100% of the medical plan costs!https://t.co/NzddJB6H1L— RWDSU (@RWDSU) March 12, 2025Roofers and Waterproofers:Overdoses from opioids are on the rise. Learn about opioid addiction and how to prevent it at: https://t.co/qGkLyFBmK6 #roofersafety365 pic.twitter.com/HwKhDcI8sP— Roofers Union (@roofersunion) March 12, 2025SAG-AFTRA:🎮💪 #VideoGameStrike Update: The bargaining group would have you believe that we are close to reaching a deal. This is not the case. They are hoping our members will turn on each other. Read this comparison chart of A.I. proposals: https://t.co/pzZ3CV82jN pic.twitter.com/3QItbnclF3— SAG-AFTRA (@sagaftra) March 12, 2025Service Employees International Union (SEIU):“President Trump’s Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s firing of 1,315 Department of Education workers is an all-out attack on our nation's future and will roll back decades of progress to ensure that every student, regardless of race, gender, disability, family income or zip… pic.twitter.com/saNRPzgdhp— SEIU (@SEIU) March 12, 2025Solidarity Center:New way to stay in touch 🦋 ! pic.twitter.com/eW4SrLAuKG— Solidarity Center (@SolidarityCntr) March 6, 2025The NewsGuild-CWA:NEW: A federal court ruled Trump illegally fired NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox and has ordered her to be reinstated. The courts are clear: the president isn’t a king, and labor law still matters.https://t.co/BSu6eFF8PT— The NewsGuild-CWA (@newsguild) March 6, 2025Theatrical Stage Employees:BREAKING: 90 food and beverage employees at The Fillmore Philadelphia have overwhelmingly voted to join IATSE Local B-29!"For far too long, the hardworking staff taking your tickets, making and serving your drinks, and preparing your food have been treated as replaceable and… pic.twitter.com/RyoGnzEjQY— IATSE // #IASolidarity (@IATSE) March 11, 2025Transport Workers Union:The TWU’s Future Leaders Organizing Committee is in Washington this week, learning critical arbitration skills and building relationships across all of the TWU’s industrial divisions! pic.twitter.com/nEzzHQKf0D— TWU (@transportworker) March 12, 2025Transportation Trades Department:Thanks for stopping by @CaHSRA! We were thrilled to hear updates about the progress on the largest infrastructure project in the U.S. from CEO Ian Choudri and Chair Tom Richards. pic.twitter.com/XQVscg2GzD— TTD | America's Transportation Unions (@TTDAFLCIO) March 11, 2025UAW:Workers at the Volkswagen Parts Distribution Center in New Jersey know that there's strength in numbers. That's why they're coming together to demand a voice on the job and to join the 4,000 VW workers in Chattanooga who joined the UAW last year."There is a kind of fear in the… pic.twitter.com/ugLRbj8jwy— UAW (@UAW) March 4, 2025Union Veterans Council:The @unionveterans strongly opposes the dismantling of the Dept. of Education. Such actions are an affront to our democracy and threaten the educational opportunities of the most vulnerable among us, including minorities, those in poverty, and individuals with disabilities.— Union Veterans Council🪖✊ (@unionveterans) March 12, 2025UNITE HERE:This weekend, UNITE HERE Secretary-Treasurer Nia Winston and Local 634 President Nicole Hunt traveled to Selma, Alabama,to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, a pivotal day in our history when brave individuals marched for voting rights on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. pic.twitter.com/OtHlQI4KOD— UNITE HERE (@unitehere) March 11, 2025United Association of Union Plumbers and Pipefitters:United Food and Commercial Workers:Applications for the Winter quarter of UFCW's Free Foreign Language Program will open on March 20th at 1pm ET. Be sure to make your calendar, as enrollment is on a first come, first served basis! Learn more: https://t.co/61IC0Gx1LG pic.twitter.com/ipr2vMof3q— UFCW (@UFCW) March 11, 2025United Steelworkers:Back to Basics: Megan Butler of Local 7600 explains Communication and Action Teams (CATs)—rank-and-file volunteers who keep members informed and engaged. Megan and her local siblings were honored with the Groundwork Award for their work ahead of major bargaining this spring! pic.twitter.com/fTLgk9HXLQ— United Steelworkers #EverybodysUnion (@steelworkers) March 12, 2025Utility Workers:🥳 Congratulations to members of @RWDSU who recently ratified their first contract with Barnes and Noble! Over 200 workers now have codified safety protections, industry setting wages, and union health coverage. pic.twitter.com/Ug8gD7CEmg— UWUA National (@The_UWUA) March 12, 2025Writers Guild of America East:Take action to support our nearly 100 dedicated @MSNBCUnion members who were recently laid off. These highly skilled professionals are now being forced to endure the humiliating process of reapplying for their own jobs. Send a letter to @MSNBC mgmt: https://t.co/mrxCX40OfB pic.twitter.com/PbRtNPH8gE— Writers Guild of America East (@WGAEast) March 12, 2025 Kenneth Quinnell Tue, 03/11/2025 - 12:07Continue reading→

Pamela Evans Appointed Winpisinger Center Educational Representative

IAM International President Brian Bryant has appointed Local 2003’s Pamela Evans as an Educational Representative at the William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center in Hollywood, Md., effective March 1, 2025. “I am proud to assign Pamela to the Winpisinger Center,” said Bryant. “I have no doubt that her knowledge and experience will benefit the The post Pamela Evans Appointed Winpisinger Center Educational Representative appeared first on IAMAW.Continue reading→

Illinois Local 1202 Members at Arrow Gear Prepare for Negotiations

The IAM Union represents 124 members out of Local 1202 in Aurora, Ill.  These dedicated workers are employed by Arrow Gear, which manufactures aircraft quality hardened and ground gear. The members are experts in bevel gear manufacturing, including flight safety critical parts. They serve defense and commercial customers for the fixed-wing, helicopter, U.A.V., satellite, and The post Illinois Local 1202 Members at Arrow Gear Prepare for Negotiations appeared first on IAMAW.Continue reading→

IAM Union Rebukes President Trump’s Erratic Tariff Policies as Economic Anxiety for Working Families Continues to Rise

Brian Bryant, International President of the 600,000-member IAM Union, and David Chartrand, IAM Canadian General Vice President, issued the following statement rebuking President Trump’s erratic tariff policies, which are creating anxiety for millions of workers across Canada and the United States: “The Trump administration’s erratic approach to tariffs is wreaking havoc on workers and businesses The post IAM Union Rebukes President Trump’s Erratic Tariff Policies as Economic Anxiety for Working Families Continues to Rise appeared first on IAMAW.Continue reading→

Iowa State Convention

Room rate: $123/night+taxes. Call 877-504-0315 mention Iowa Postal Workers Union. Registration fee: $100 until deadline April 11; Late registration is $150. May 2, 2025 - 8:15AM to May 3, 2025 - 5:15PMHilton Garden Inn 4640 N River Blvd NE Cedar Rapids, IA LocalNoYes2025-03-11 00:00:00Iowa State ConventionThis meeting is dedicated to training and education. Hotel Information Hilton Garden Inn 4640 N River Blvd NE Cedar Rapids, IA 877-504-0315 Room rate: $123/night+taxes. Registration Registration fee: $100 until deadline April 11; Late registration is $150.  Includes lunch and dinner on Friday for each delegate. 10Continue reading→

Women’s History Month Profiles: Helene Brown

Women's History Month Profiles: Helene Brown For Women's History Month, we're taking a look at a group of leaders who are currently active making women's history across the labor movement. Check back daily for a new profile and meet some of the people working to improve not only their community, but also to improve conditions for working people across the country. Today's profile is Helene Brown of the Bricklayers (BAC). “I began my journey as a tuck pointer in 1999,” said Helene Brown, a member of BAC Administrative District Council 1 of Illinois. “After 26 years of hard work and dedication, I now have the opportunity to share my knowledge and experience as an instructor. Tuck pointing has allowed me to create a life and legacy that myself and my children can be proud of. I am proof that women can excel in a male dominated trade!” Kenneth Quinnell Tue, 03/11/2025 - 10:06 Tags: Women's History MonthContinue reading→

Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Walt Disney Animation Studios Production Workers Ratify Contract

Service & Solidarity Spotlight: Walt Disney Animation Studios Production Workers Ratify Contract Working people across the United States regularly step up to help out our friends, neighbors and communities during these trying times. In our Service & Solidarity Spotlight series, we’ll showcase one of these stories every day. Here’s today’s story. In a vote taken last week, production workers represented by The Animation Guild, IATSE Local 839, officially ratified their first union contract with Walt Disney Animation Studios.The unit covers production coordinators, production supervisors and production managers who first started organizing in 2022—the next year, a supermajority of production workers voted to join TAG. The newly minted contract includes victories like a pension, health care benefits and double-digit increases to minimum wage rates for all job roles.“In Hollywood, we love an underdog story. Our ratification was just that—the underrepresented and underpaid coming together and demanding better pay and equity with our artistic counterparts,” said production supervisor Nicholas Ellingsworth. “In the end, we were heard and seen, and we have a pathway to further improving the conditions in which production management works.” Kenneth Quinnell Tue, 03/11/2025 - 10:03Continue reading→

It is Time to File Your Labor-Management Report!

March 11, 2025March 31 is fast approaching! It is especially important that local and state treasurers file their annual Labor-Management (LM) report for the Department of Labor (DOL) by its due date of March 31. All locals must file an annual LM financial report with the DOL as part of the legal requirements by the Labor Management and Disclosure Act (LMRDA). magazineSecretary-TreasurerElizabeth Powell March 31 is fast approaching! It is especially important that local and state treasurers file their annual Labor-Management (LM) report for the Department of Labor (DOL) by its due date of March 31. All locals must file an annual LM financial report with the DOL as part of the legal requirements by the Labor Management and Disclosure Act (LMRDA). Local and state affiliates who have a fiscal year that ended Dec. 31, 2024, must file their LM report on or before March 31, 2025. The DOL requires the annual report filed within 90 days of the end of the local fiscal year; therefore, if your local’s fiscal year is other than Dec. 31, you are required to electronically file your LM report within 90 days of the end of your constitutional fiscal year. The number of annual receipts the local receives will dictate which LM report your local will be required to file. Form LM-2: For locals with annual receipts of $250,000 or more. Form LM-3: For locals with annual receipts $10,000 to $249,999. Form LM-4: For locals with annual receipts of less than $10,000. What constitutes “annual receipts?” Annual receipts refer to the total amount of money a local receives during a fiscal year from all sources, including dues, fees, investments, and other income (rental income), proceeds from sale of aprons and other union gear, which determine which LM report form the union must file. All LM reports filed with the DOL become a matter of public record and are posted on the its website. The DOL provides the national Secretary-Treasurer with a list of locals that have failed to file their LM report or have filed a delinquent report. Article 16 of the national APWU Constitution and Bylaws requires all affiliates to provide the Secretary-Treasurer with local records showing: verification of filing the DOL report (LM report), a copy of the Internal Revenue Service 990 report, local elections records that should occur at least every three years, and a copy of the local’s constitution and bylaws. Do not delay! Ensure your LM report is electronically filed by the due date. If you need assistance contact Annette August, Executive Assistant to the Secretary- Treasurer, at 202-842-8538 or email aaugust@apwu.org. Secretary Treasurer’s Training April 8-10,2025, Miami, Fl. Be sure to register to attend the Secretary-Treasurer’s Training in Miami, Fl. The following training will be provided: Officer Fiduciary Responsibility Training Beginners QuickBooks Training Advanced Refresher Training Please note that all classes are conducted simultaneously on all three days. Therefore, individuals may register for only one class. Registration deadlines may end before the cut-off dates if the class is full. The QuickBooks classes have a limited number of available spots. There will also be time made available for you to meet with individuals in the Secretary Treasurer’s Department about specific questions that you may have. For travel purposes, please count on classes going until 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 10, 2025. ■ New 2025 General Services Administration Mileage Rate Effective Jan. 1, 2025, the standard General Services Administration (GSA) mileage rate is seventy cents ($.70) per mile, which is up three cents from 2024. It is important that reimbursement for mileage is requested at the appropriate rate and properly documented with a mileage log sheet, accompanied by Google Maps or MapQuest for the mileage reimbursement requested. Visit the Secretary-Treasurer’s page at www.apwu.org to fi nd other items to assist you and your local function properly. Information on the page includes, but is not limited to: Constitution and By-Laws Election of Union Officers Dues, Mailings List, and Membership Protecting Local Assets Department of Labor Forms IRS Forms It is Time to File Your Labor-Management Report!0Continue reading→

Don’t Panic, Organize!

March 11, 2025“Big Fish” corporations and the billionaires trying to run our country have an open path to swallow workers whole by driving down pay and benefits and busting unions for profit. However, when we organize and stand together, we have the power to stop those who want to control our lives and work. magazineVice PresidentDebby Szeredy At the People’s March in Washington, DC on Jan. 18, 2025, I took a photo of the sign below that was clear and to the point! “Big Fish” corporations and the billionaires trying to run our country have an open path to swallow workers whole by driving down pay and benefits and busting unions for profit. However, when we organize and stand together, we have the power to stop those who want to control our lives and work. We cannot allow the billionaires to take control of our lives. We have no time to play victim. We cannot sit back saying, “Hey, we are moral people so we should be okay.” My role being a moral person is not enough; I need to be engaged in the world I live in. What I know is true, I do love and care about all people, and I must do something about protecting those values for myself and for the workers of our country. One example is healthcare. Do you believe that healthcare is a right? Do you think it is right that the rich have access to better healthcare than the poor? Unions continue to fight for better healthcare for all, while many corporations ght to provide cheap or no healthcare for their employees who sweat and bleed to make them rich. We must create equal access to good healthcare that does not discriminate against economic and other differences. A good healthcare system should foster hope and life. Many people say they are against killing another human being, but many people, including babies and children, die every day because they cannot afford continuous healthcare services. The statistics are staggering. We see unashamed racism, classism, and sexism returning to America at the highest levels of our government and in our communities. White and rich privilege are back in charge, and our outcry is faint. How naïve we were to think this was all behind us. Are you willing to close your eyes, or will you be fully aware, present, and actively embrace organizing with others to become the human beings we can be proud of? Step up and actively work with your local union to save the public Postal Service for all people and let us be an example by protecting our communities. We do care about all human beings. It’s real, our public service and all our inalienable rights are on the kitchen table to be devoured by the oligarchy this year! The Postal Service is not a company, we are a daily communication service, a connecting network of good people who care about the survival of our communities, during good times or bad, and always wanting to provide a helping hand, whether it be to deliver COVID protections, medicines, good news, acceptance and legal information, letters and gifts of love, and urgent packages and products. We have programs and expanded-service initiatives that we cannot seem to get approved in Congress. These programs would bene t all people, regardless of background, that need a little help and community. Are you willing to get involved in saving our public services? Let your APWU local union know you are willing to be a volunteer and take action. ■ Don't Panic, Organize!0Continue reading→

Collateral Damage: Mack Trucks Workers Speak Out Against Broken Trade Laws That Kill Jobs for Corporate Profit

In a new video, members of UAW Local 677, who build Mack Trucks in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, speak out against broken trade deals that are threatening thousands of good blue-collar jobs. The post Collateral Damage: Mack Trucks Workers Speak Out Against Broken Trade Laws That Kill Jobs for Corporate Profit appeared first on UAW | United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America.Continue reading→

Patuxent River IAM Local 4 Members Rally For Federal Workers

With the Trump Administration ramping up the attacks on federal workers, the IAM has maintained and carried a swift response – these attacks are not acceptable. Learn More: Protecting our Members’ Jobs: IAM, NFFE-IAM Join Labor Coalition in New Lawsuit Over Illegal Gutting of Federal Workforce According to the Partnership for Public Services, 30% of federal workers The post Patuxent River IAM Local 4 Members Rally For Federal Workers appeared first on IAMAW.Continue reading→