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Hispanic Society Striking Staff Will Picket Philippe De Montebello’s Apartment; Workers Cite Negligence of Masterpieces
WHAT: Hispanic Society striking staff will picket Board Chair Philippe de Montebello’s Upper East Side apartment WHEN: Wednesday, April 19, 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: 40 East 94th Street, east of Madison Avenue, New York City Striking staff of the Hispanic Society of America with UAW Local 2110 will picket the Upper The post Hispanic Society Striking Staff Will Picket Philippe De Montebello’s Apartment; Workers Cite Negligence of Masterpieces appeared first on UAW. — Apr 17
UAW STATEMENT ON NEW EMISSIONS RULES PROPOSED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
The United Auto Workers supports the transition to a clean auto industry and has been a proud leader in the fight against climate change. We will carefully review the EPA’s proposals and look forward to working with the Biden Administration in pursuit of standards that are good for workers and the environment. A transition to The post UAW STATEMENT ON NEW EMISSIONS RULES PROPOSED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY appeared first on UAW. — Apr 12
Workers Memorial Day Statement from the UAW International Executive Board
Greetings Brothers and Sisters, Each year, April 28th marks the legislative anniversary of the passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) of 1970. Since 1989 the AFL-CIO, affiliated unions and labor organizations have designated April 28 as Worker Memorial Day, also known as the day of mourning for workers who have tragically perished The post Workers Memorial Day Statement from the UAW International Executive Board appeared first on UAW. — Apr 6
UAW Statement on Adding 10,000 New Members in 2022
Statement by UAW President Shawn Fain on Department of Labor LM-2 filings showing the UAW added 10,000 members in 2022: “We’re just getting started.” The post UAW Statement on Adding 10,000 New Members in 2022 appeared first on UAW. — Apr 4
UAW Statement on Labor Board Ruling Against Tesla
Today, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued its decision in the first of the two Tesla cases before it. The Court upheld the NLRB’s rulings (1) that Musk’s tweets were unlawful threats, rejecting Tesla’s First Amendment arguments, and (2) that Tesla had unlawfully fired Richard Ortiz for exercising his rights to organize a union. The post UAW Statement on Labor Board Ruling Against Tesla appeared first on UAW. — Mar 31