UAW

  • Enough is Enough!
    Local 1005 Members: Tequisha McDearmon, Steven Wallace, Bisa Harris and her daughter, Makayla. UAW Local 1005 Peaceful Protest Makes a Point About Racial Injustice On a beautiful June morning, the UAW Local 1005 Civil & Human Rights Committee held a peaceful protest on the front lawn of the local’s union hall in Parma, Ohio. In The post Enough is Enough! appeared first on UAW. — Sep 25
  • New Leadership Begins its Work in Region 1D
    Director Steve Dawes Appoints Scott Zuckschwerdt as Assistant Director Dear Brothers and Sisters: Thank you to all the Region 1D delegates and friends who attended the special convention on Feb.13 to elect me as your Region 1D director. It is absolutely an honor to have your support and confidence, and please know I do not The post New Leadership Begins its Work in Region 1D appeared first on UAW. — Sep 25
  • Meeting Challenges in Tough Times
    I would like to begin my report by extending my hopes that everyone is safe and healthy during these trying times. Over the past several months, our union, along with our nation, has been faced with the challenges of functioning and trying to provide for our families during a health pandemic. We have joined the The post Meeting Challenges in Tough Times appeared first on UAW. — Sep 25
  • Elections Not Just About Presidents
    State, Local Officials Impact Our Daily Lives in Many Ways Every four years we have a presidential election. Each election is categorized as “the most important election of our lifetime.” While you may have become tired of hearing this every election year, I think that claim can be made regarding this election. The last four The post Elections Not Just About Presidents appeared first on UAW. — Sep 25
  • Honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Wish
    Last week, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away, leaving a vacancy on our nation’s highest court. Ginsburg was a committed advocate for civil rights and an ally to our nation’s workers. Throughout her time on the court, she provided a voice for the voiceless and remained committed to ensuring that the rights of The post Honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Wish appeared first on UAW. — Sep 23