National Organization of Legal Service Workers (NOLSW) UAW Region 6, Local 2320 members in Oregon were on the picket line earlier this week for their lunchtime practice picket after unanimously authorizing to strike. Members are fighting for their dignity, respect, and for a job that is sustainable.
UAW Region 4, Local 2320 Immigrant Justice Workers United Unit gathered in office to deliver a letter in solidarity to the Executive Director, requesting that our Coordinators, Legal Fellows, and additional staff be recognized as members of UAW National Organization of Legal Services Workers (NOLSW).
A supermajority of the workers has signed Union cards and want to fight for better wages and working conditions, standing in solidarity with their Union siblings.
Give your solidarity and support to our newest members seeking voluntary recognition to be included in the existing Immigrant Justice Workers United bargaining unit.
Justice for those who seek justice for others!
UAW Region 2B, Local 2320 National Organization of Legal Services Workers (NOLSW) newly organized unit Advocates for Basic Legal Equality (ABLE), a nonprofit law firm supporting low-income people.
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