The UAW has an active presence across digital platforms. Read on to find out how you can get the latest updates and engage online. 1. Social Media – Join the conversation about the latest union issues by following us on our social media accounts: Facebook – Did you know you can opt-in to see our updates at the top of your newsfeed? Select ‘See First’ in the ‘Following’ settings under the cover photo: Twitter Instagram 2. Email Updates – Get the latest news on legislative issues and upcoming events in your area by joining our email list. 3. Text Messages ...
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Latest studies show that almost half of UAW membership (active and retired) are on Facebook and those figures are growing. Though there are many social media platforms, Facebook is by far the largest and most popular, especially with UAW active and retired members. The UAW Facebook page features breaking news, educational content as well as union history (that often features stories that could be ripped from today’s headlines). It also gives you the tools to keep your elected representatives accountable – reminding them that they work for you and your community. Much of the content on the page is original and ...
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UAW members around the country will be marching and celebrating on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 4. We want to see photos of you and your union brothers and sisters that day. Be sure to share on our social media pages and use the hashtag #UAWLABOR17: Twitter: @uaw | Instagram: uaw.union |Pinterest: UAW | YouTube: UAW
On Labor Day, Sept. 4, America’s workers will be recognized and honored. This year it’s more important than ever to think about the power of organizing and why more workers are calling for a voice on the job. So many workers are facing attacks on wages, health care, retirement security and rights on the job. That’s why it’s important to not only enjoy being with family and friends on Labor Day, but to also reach out to them through social media about the importance of the holiday. Here are some tools you can use to spread the word about enjoying ...
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Latest studies show that almost half of UAW membership (active and retired) are on Facebook and those figures are growing. Though there are many social media platforms, Facebook is by far the largest and most popular, especially with UAW active and retired members. The UAW Facebook page features breaking news, educational content as well as union history (that often features stories that could be ripped from today’s headlines). It also gives you the tools to keep your elected representatives accountable – reminding them that they work for you and your community. Much of the content on the page is original and ...
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The UAW offers many ways to engage our members and the public with information, news, and even some entertainment. The UAW’s Instagram account is one such social media platform along with Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc. to do this. Follow us: @uaw.union Through Instagram, you can get a peek inside the UAW photo vaults and see historic photos throughout our 80 years as a union. Many of these photos have never been seen by the public! We try to choose visually appealing images or photos that can tell a story. Instagram can give you insight into the various unique jobs that ...
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What will you do to make a better world for women and girls? Submit your #BeBoldForChange #IWD2017 action: and download a selfie card of your action and post on your social media: Also be sure to check out the new UAW Women section on UAW.org >>>
Like us on Facebook today! Did you know you can connect with the UAW on social media sites like Facebook? Well, now, with just a click on your desktop or smartphone, you can connect with your union through one of social media’s most popular platforms. Why become a fan of the UAW on Facebook? You can see all the latest videos of members telling their stories and local unions sharing tips about how to build a stronger union. For instance, check out this video from UAW Local 788. In it, a member talks about that local union’s experience building a ...
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