The 2026 UAW Health and Safety Conference has been postponed. “This is a difficult choice, and we know it will result in a lot of disappointment. We have determined that an abundance of caution must guide how we proceed to ensure the safety of our delegates and staff. “We appreciate your patience and will provide […]
Today, as Lorain County Job and Family Services workers remain on strike going over two months, County Commissioners voted to accept a new contract agreement with members of the same UAW Local – UAW Local 2192 at Lorain County Children Services (LCCS) – in a deal that surpasses the Commissioners’ standard “pattern.” “This is a […]
Local 551 is one of the most historic units in the UAW. The local’s roots go all the way back to the very beginning of the union in 1935, and over 5,000 of its members work at the iconic Ford Chicago Assembly plant, the automaker’s oldest operating manufacturing facility. So, it would probably surprise many […]
Workers at Ground Effects won a majority in a National Labor Relations Board election to form a union with UAW.
Workers at Webasto Detroit voted 276 – 133 in a National Labor Relations Board election to form a union with UAW.
Influenced by the success of the UAW’s 2023 Stand Up Strike at the Big Three, American Axle workers are ready to make up for nearly two decades of lost wages and benefits.
The UAW today condemned the shooting of striking workers at the Tornel Rubber Company in Tultitlán, Mexico, calling it a grave attack on fundamental labor and human rights and urging swift action by Mexican authorities and USMCA partners.
In a new video, Woodward MPC workers speak out as part of their fight for a fair contract after months of stalling from the employer. The video is available for the media and public to VIEW HERE. “Our work keeps planes in the air, maintains our nation’s defenses, and keeps Woodward making billions,” the workers share. […]
After over a month on strike, UAW Local 2192 members at Lorain County Jobs and Family Services are escalating their call on the County Commissioners to settle the growing labor crisis triggered by the Commissioners’ unprecedented move to reject a neutral fact-finder’s report and illegal refusal to meet at the table, which has left critical public services at risk.
On Wednesday, March 25, JFS workers meet with County Commissioners for state-mandated mediation for the first time since walking out on strike.
