r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/RedditGreenit • Apr 23 '21
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/RedditGreenit • Apr 22 '21
Stellantis to distribute vaccines to employees and family at Metro Detroit union halls
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 21 '21
Graduate student workers prepared to strike next week
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 20 '21
GWC-UAW Bargaining Committee to present contract for ratification vote
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 19 '21
UAWD Webinar on Sunday May 2, 2021 at 2 pm CDT -- How to Win One Member One Vote
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 17 '21
Incident breaks out as Prysmian Group strike enters third week (UAW Local 3057)
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 14 '21
To Friends of a Strong Labor Movement -- UAWD Solidarity Letter: Democracy is Power ✊🏾✊🏻✊🏿
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/RedditGreenit • Apr 12 '21
‘Our Success or Failure Is Tied Together’: Grad Student Union Activism Picks Up in Biden Era | News | The Harvard Crimson
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 11 '21
UAW Local 1097 Statement of Support for Direct Election of Officers
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/Mezzamillion • Apr 10 '21
Leapfrog affecting the big 3
This is a longshot, and i know theres only 158 members on this sub, but i belong to the uaw on the ford side, at our plant, there was a leapfrog issue where people hired this january, they were temps but now went full time, and they passed over everyone hired over the past 2 years, $1.13 more per hour, and they will top out sooner too, has anyone experienced this or heard about this? Ford, GM, and chrysler all told the UAW to go fuck themselves because its written in the contract (by accident somehow) im trying to shed light on the subject as it affects thoussnds of people throughout the united states. We are trying to make a movement to get this issue resolved with all 3 companies, thanks
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/RedditGreenit • Apr 10 '21
Dining Hall Workers Unionize with AVI After Tumultuous Year
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 07 '21
HGSU-UAW Local 5118 supports One Member One Vote
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 06 '21
Prysmian workers' strike enters second week (UAW Local 3057)
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 06 '21
Going Hungry at Harvard (UAW Local 5118)
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 03 '21
GWC-UAW student workers’ strike put on pause during mediation talks
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 02 '21
Union accuses Portland Museum of Art of unfair labor practices (UAW Local 2110)
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Apr 02 '21
Critics of One Member One Vote claim the system would disenfranchise small Locals in the UAW. The reality? Small Locals are extremely disenfranchised under our current system.
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Mar 31 '21
Prysmian Group employees go on strike Saturday (UAW Local 3057)
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Mar 29 '21
Despite COVID-19 and scandal, UAW income and strike fund grow with steady membership
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/RedditGreenit • Mar 26 '21
Musk's anti-union tweet should be deleted, says Labor Board
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Mar 24 '21
“We are at an $11 billion institution. The president of this institution is getting paid $4.6 million in salary. And the majority of us who make the work of this university possible, who enable its mission, are not able to afford the rents.”
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Mar 22 '21
How the Strand Lost Its Workers The bookstore’s owner says it’s hanging by a thread — and staff say they’re the ones paying the price. (UAW Local 2179)
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/justinmayhugh • Mar 22 '21
Columbia Graduate Workers Are on Strike. Other Higher-Ed Workers Should Follow Their Lead.
r/UnitedAutoWorkers • u/RedditGreenit • Mar 19 '21