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  • Visiting UAW Flat Rock Heroes
    VICE PRESIDENT GERALD KARIEM VISITS FORD FACILITY WHERE UAW FORD MEMBERS VOLUNTEER TO MAKE VENTILATORS   In a span of 40 days, UAW Ford Members at the Flat Rock facility working with 3M Corporation, retooled and learned to create crucial ventilators for first responders and hospital staff. Ventilators are protective cooling devices that shield medical The post Visiting UAW Flat Rock Heroes appeared first on UAW. — May 19
  • Heroes on the Front Line: Monica Halas
    UAW Local 2320 National Organization of Legal Services Workers (NOLSW) represents more than 4,500 members across the country.  They are UAW’s only national amalgamated local union.  Its members provide free legal services to low income residents needing assistance with housing, domestic violence, safety net services, health care and more. Members from Greater Boston Legal Services The post Heroes on the Front Line: Monica Halas appeared first on UAW. — May 13
  • Testing for COVID-19
    Sisters and Brothers, I want to address some of the comments and questions I’ve been hearing over the past few days concerning testing for the COVID-19 virus. Last week, UAW International staff members in Michigan received COVID-19 testing. I have heard some pretty strong comments from members concerning our staff having access to the testing. The post Testing for COVID-19 appeared first on UAW. — May 11
  • In tribute: Walter Reuther’s Impact Endures and Teaches
    Walter P. Reuther is an icon and an American hero of the working class. For those of us at the UAW, there are almost no words powerful enough to describe what he means to this union and our members. And for me, as the current president of the UAW, I am so humbled and inspired The post In tribute: Walter Reuther’s Impact Endures and Teaches appeared first on UAW. — May 9
  • A Tireless Fighter for Labor: May Reuther
    When you think of the modern labor union movement, Walter Reuther first comes to mind. But dedicatedly working alongside him in the trenches was his wife of 34 years, May (Wolf) Reuther. Throughout it all, May served as Walter’s sounding board and personal adviser. Early in their lives, while Walter was focused on labor and The post A Tireless Fighter for Labor: May Reuther appeared first on UAW. — May 8