UAW Local 6000 State of Michigan Workers on Strike
Laura Dickerson was appointed the position of Director of the Technical Office and Professional (TOP) Department in March of 2024. She also was re-elected UAW Region 1A Director by the members in December of 2022. Her first term began at the special convention on Aug. 27, 2021, when she filled the remaining term of former Region 1A Director Chuck Browning, who was unanimously elected by the UAW International Executive Board to the position of vice president and director of the UAW Ford Department. Dickerson is the first African American woman in the history of the UAW to be elected to the International Executive Board.
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Justin Mayhugh2024-03-08 11:28:212024-03-14 18:11:58A Message from Laura Dickerson, TOP Department/Region 1A Director
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Chris Skelly2023-08-24 20:48:002024-01-12 20:52:07UAW LOCAL 6000 STATE OF MICHIGAN MEMBERS – DON’T FORGET, RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP TODAY!
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Chris Skelly2019-06-18 20:28:002024-01-12 20:31:01UAW WELCOMES BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC EMPLOYEES
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Chris Skelly2017-05-23 20:32:002024-03-08 11:53:37MAIDA ROSENSTEIN: PRESIDENT, UNITED AUTO WORKERS LOCAL 2110 TECHNICAL, OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL WORKERS HONORED
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Chris Skelly2017-04-25 20:24:002024-01-12 20:27:03What we saw at the March for Science
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Chris Skelly2015-04-07 20:02:002024-01-12 20:13:04UAW-NYU graduate employees ratify contract
The UAW TOP Department (then called the Office Workers Department) was set up at the 1953 convention under the direction of Walter Reuther to coordinate the organizing of auto industry workers not involved in shop-floor production — clerical workers, engineers, designers and technicians. Later, the TOP Department extended its organizing activities to white collar workers outside the auto industry, including health care professionals. In 1964, advisory councils were set up in selected geographic areas throughout Canada and the United States, the first one in Region 9, to provide a forum for white collar workers and engineers to discuss common needs.
The department services and coordinates bargaining for UAW members working for the State of Michigan, as well as county and municipal employees, engineers, health care workers, insurance industry workers, and many other technical and office professions.
To make sure the concerns of the UAW’s Technical, Office, and Professional members are well represented at the International level, the department created an Advisory Council of representatives from each UAW Region and six councils: 1. Academic, 2. Arts, Entertainment & Media, 3. Health Care Providers, 4. Health Insurance Providers, 5. Private Employment, and 6. Public Employee.
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Michaela Good2023-12-09 07:03:392024-01-12 21:20:23Blue Cross Blue Shield Workers Vote Overwhelmingly to Ratify New ContractAcademic (Higher Ed)
A few contract campaigns across the region are ongoing, with members working to engage colleagues, develop escalation strategies, and build power to win – including Academic Student Employees of Local 4123 at Cal State University, Graduate Student Workers at University of Southern California, Academic Student Employees at Washington State University, and non-profit workers of Local 2013 at Mother Jones.
Since their recent election wins earlier this summer, Graduate Fellows at Pardee RAND and Educational Student Employees at Western Washington University are ramping up to start bargaining their first contracts.
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The California Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) issued an official complaint against the UC system on six counts related to retaliation earlier this summer. Members of Local 2865 & 5810 continue organizing to demand that the Regents drop the charges and fully implement the contracts they agreed to.
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