UAW Local 647 members at GE Aerospace’s Erlanger, KY and Evendale, OH plants have authorized a strike to take place anytime after the contract expiration at midnight on August 27.
Hundreds of GE Aerospace workers represented by UAW Local 647 in Erlanger, KY, are rallying ahead of a contract expiration set for August 27 at midnight.
Today, the UAW released a powerful new video featuring BlueOval SK workers calling for a union to win a real voice on the job, especially when it comes to their health and safety.
The following statement regarding tonight’s union election results can be attributed to the UAW: “Once again, the statewide political and business elites have closed ranks to protect their power and privilege, stacking the deck against Alabama workers. The statewide business lobby and their allies in government poured tens of thousands of dollars into commercials, digital […]
Our members endorsed Pastor Kinloch because we want a mayor unafraid to stand up and fight for every block in Detroit. For too long, politicians have focused on downtown. While developers and billionaires have had a feast, too many of Detroit’s working people haven’t had a plate. Pastor Kinloch stood by UAW members—on strike and […]
Pontiac, MI — After weeks of stalled talks and mounting frustration, UAW members at Challenge Manufacturing have reached a tentative agreement that delivers significant wage increases, stronger job security, and greater union protections—overcoming the company’s stubborn refusal to deliver a contract that met members’ demands. The deal comes after the company’s refusal to negotiate in good […]
UAW Region 8 Director Tim Smith issued the following statement regarding Texas redistricting.
This week, New York politicians representing neighborhoods where the remaining striking organizations serve vulnerable community members signed two letters of support, one addressed to CAMBA and the other to Goddard Riverside, respectively.
The UAW is deeply angered by the Trump administration’s announced trade deal with Japan. What we’ve seen so far makes one thing clear: American workers are once again being left behind. For decades, Japanese automakers have exploited open access to the U.S. market while failing to do right by American workers. Now, instead of addressing […]
An overwhelming 95% of voters elected to form their union, RAPUP-UAW.
