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We Will Fight for the Members of our Past, Present and Future
UAW President Ray Curry Statement on UAW Priorities as We Head into 38th Constitutional Convention After two long years of living with the difficult conditions caused by the pandemic, our union is emerging strong and energized. In less than two months, we convene to debate the important matters facing our union. It is a healthy The post We Will Fight for the Members of our Past, Present and Future appeared first on UAW. — Jun 6
UAW Commends Ford Motor Company’s Announcement on Adding 6,000 New Jobs and Converting 3,000 UAW Members to Permanent, Full-Time Status with Benefits
Detroit – UAW commends today’s announcement from Ford Motor Company. “This announcement is a testament to UAW members who contribute their skill, experience, and knowledge to the success of Ford Motor Company,” says UAW President Ray Curry. “We are always advocating to employers and legislators that union jobs are worth the investment. Ford stepped up The post UAW Commends Ford Motor Company’s Announcement on Adding 6,000 New Jobs and Converting 3,000 UAW Members to Permanent, Full-Time Status with Benefits appeared first on UAW. — Jun 2
MEMORIAL DAY
Memorial Day is dedicated to remembering U.S. military personnel who have given their lives to serve our great nation. It is a day that has powerful meaning to veterans such as myself, but I know it is significant to everyone in our UAW family. It is a day to recognize the price paid by many The post MEMORIAL DAY appeared first on UAW. — May 29
UNION PLUS CREDIT CARD PROGRAM
Looking for a credit card designed for union members? Look no further than the Union Plus Credit Card Program. Find out if you’re eligible now, with no impact to your credit score: https://unionplus.click/eh3 The post UNION PLUS CREDIT CARD PROGRAM appeared first on UAW. — May 27
When Labor Let Its Values Down: Remembering Vincent Chin
Vincent Chin was 27 years old and about to be married when he was murdered during a time of heightened anti-Japanese emotions. (Public Domain Photo) Forty years ago, when anti-Asian feelings were on the rise in Detroit’s auto plants, a Chinese American worker was murdered. What role did bigotry and prejudice play in his death? Since The post When Labor Let Its Values Down: Remembering Vincent Chin appeared first on UAW. — May 26