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Statement on House Passage of HR 3 from UAW President Rory Gamble UAW Commends Passage of Drug Bill to Lower Prescription Costs Today, the UAW commended the House of Representatives, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, for passing the Elijah E. Cummings Lower Drug Costs Now Act (HR 3). This is a good day for our country, and it is long overdue. We proudly support HR 3 as The post Statement on House Passage of HR 3 from UAW President Rory Gamble appeared first on UAW. — Dec 12
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UAW FCA Members Ratify Contract DETROIT – UAW FCA US members ratified the 2019 Collective Bargaining Agreement by overall 71% (Hourly 74%; Skilled Trades 59%; Salary Bargaining Unit 67%), the UAW announced this evening. “Every full-time production employee currently at FCA will be at top rate by the end of this four-year agreement,” said Cindy Estrada, UAW Vice President and The post UAW FCA Members Ratify Contract appeared first on UAW. — Dec 11
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Statement of the UAW on USMCA Provided final text accurately reflects changes “UAW members have opposed NAFTA since its inception a quarter century ago because they feared it would lead to the closing of countless manufacturing plants throughout our country and the moving of hundreds of thousands of good U.S. jobs to Mexico. Time has unfortunately proven UAW members right and The post Statement of the UAW on USMCA appeared first on UAW. — Dec 11
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Rory Gamble Named First African American President Of The Historic UAW “In the great arc of history in my lifetime, there have been and continue to be many firsts. But nothing is more fitting than the history between the UAW and civil rights in our country coming full circle with Rory Gamble in Reuther’s chair and Ray Curry as the UAW’s Secretary-Treasurer. When you view the The post Rory Gamble Named First African American President Of The Historic UAW appeared first on UAW. — Dec 8
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UAW International Executive Board Announces Region 5 Will Be Merged Detroit — The UAW International Executive Board (IEB) voted on December 5 to merge the states represented by UAW Region 5 between UAW Regions 4 and 8. This merger will be effective February 28, 2020. “Today’s action was taken in the interest of maintaining continuity in representing and servicing our members. Both Regions 4 and 8 The post UAW International Executive Board Announces Region 5 Will Be Merged appeared first on UAW. — Dec 6