UAW members took the union’s working-class agenda to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, lobbying political leaders to support legislation advancing the union’s four core issues.
The UAW kicked off an event-filled Day 2 of its 2026 National CAP Conference, calling out corporate greed and focusing on the four core issues that will guide the union into 2028.
The UAW kicked off its biannual Community Action Program (CAP) Conference in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, bringing together nearly 1,000 union members from across the country to strategize and build power for the working class.
The UAW has voted to endorse Dan Osborn, an Independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Nebraska.
The theme of the UAW’s 2026 Community Action Program (CAP) Conference in the Nation’s Capital February 8 – 11 is “Building Working Class Power: Our Time to Lead.”
Autoworkers at Volkswagen’s Chattanooga plant have won a historic tentative agreement with the company. After making history as the first Southern autoworkers outside the Big Three to join the UAW, the 3,200 workers at Volkswagen Chattanooga have won a tentative contract deal that provides 20 percent across-the-board wage increases, affordable health care, real job security, […]
As Conn-Selmer’s Billionaire Hedge Fund Owner John Paulson Moves to Offshore Legacy Ohio Jobs to China, UAW Local 2359 Members are Rallying the Local Community to Save the Eastlake Plant from Closure.
UAW Local 2192 members at Lorain County Job and Family Services call out County’s “misplaced priorities,” as employees who authorize benefits like Medicaid are forced on the same public programs themselves.
The UAW stands in solidarity with the family and loved ones of our fallen union brother Alex Pretti and all those standing up for justice in Minneapolis and beyond.
In a decision led by a member-elected board of the UAW’s Community Action Program (CAP) in Michigan, the UAW is announcing two major endorsements for statewide races ahead of a critical year for defending workers’ rights.
