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PER THE UAW LOCAL 276 REGULAR GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING HELD ON APRIL 14, 2024, A MOTION TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS ON THE ELECTION COMMITTEE FROM 42 TO 80 CARRIE

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Orientation will resume tomorrow, Saturday, February 5, 2022, at 5:30 AM for the class that started 01/31/2022.  Please report as follows:

Group 1 - Report to the plant at the DISPLAY.

Group 2 - Report to the plant at the DISPLAY.

Group 3 - Report to the Union Hall at 2505 W E Roberts Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75051.

Any questions, contact Ms. Kim at 817-652-2183 (desk phone).

New Hire Orientation for Friday (Day 5), February 4, 2022, has been CANCELED.

New Hire Orientation for Thursday (Day 4), February 3, 2022, has been CANCELED.

Detroit – “Through their negotiated contract, UAW members today received news that they will receive up to $10,250 in profit sharing. This benefit was achieved through collective bargaining and our UAW members have earned a share of the prosperity that their skill, hard work and dedication created. Our members should be proud during a challenging year at this achievement. We continue to talk to our local unions and General Motors about some of the unforeseen challenges UAW members faced this year.”

UAW members celebrate “White Shirt Day” on February 11th to honor the more than 136,000 GM workers from multiple factories who participated in the Flint Sit-Down Strike.  In 1936 and 1937, employees worked in extremely dangerous conditions with very low wages.  Workers came together for a historic sit-in occupying the Fisher Body factories and other plants to demand a seat at the bargaining table with General Motors.  On February 11, 1937, the sit-in came to a close after 44 days and GM agreed to recognize the United Autoworkers Union as the official bargaining representatives to all hourly

My sisters and brothers, This great union of ours and all of our UAW family, past and present, have a long and cherished legacy in fighting for the civil rights and equality of all Americans and all peoples of the world. It is one of the founding principles of our union and we have much to be proud about.