Your union has a lot going on. While we have bargained our next contract, waiting for results of past arbitration and preparing future ones, filing unfair labor practices against the company for unfairly jockeying schedules, updating our union’s By Laws, and finding us a new permanent union hall. Most of all, we are done apologizing […]
UWUA Local 304 Has a Home!
In an overwhelming majority, UWUA Local 304 members voted almost 4 to 1 to establish it’s 1st ever Union Hall home!
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Your union has made every effort to make you aware of labor history, a neglected part of our American history, but now it’s time to look forward. Union members have been the recognized professionals in all fields of trade craft. The reason is simple, they have the training, experience, and pride to do whatever job […]
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A Historic Moment: The Working People Weekly List Every week, we bring you a roundup of the top news and commentary about issues and events important to working families. Here’s the latest edition of the Working People Weekly List. 'Historic Moment': House Passes Bill Allowing Congressional Workers to Unionize: “‘Workers everywhere must have the free & fair opportunity to join together and form a union if they so choose—congressional staff included,’ said Liz Shuler.” The Largest Labor Federation in the Country Calls on Biden to Cancel Student Debt: 'We Cannot Ask Working People to Make Further Sacrifices': “‘Organized labor was… [...]
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Profiles: Miyukiko ‘Koko’ Kostelny For Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this year, the AFL-CIO is spotlighting various Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who have worked and continue to work at the intersection of civil and labor rights in the United States. Today's profile is Miyukiko ‘Koko’ Kostelny of the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA). Originally from the island of Guam, Miyukiko “Koko” Kostelny came full circle when she became a first officer for United Airlines; her childhood dream came true as Kostelny now flies with crew that flew her around the… [...]
Service + Solidarity Spotlight: Ironworkers Political Academy Empowers Local Unions to Advance Pro-Labor Policies Working people across the United States have stepped up to help out our friends, neighbors and communities during these trying times. In our regular Service + Solidarity Spotlight series, we'll showcase one of these stories every day. Here’s today’s story. The Ironworkers concluded their national Ironworkers Political Academy (IPA) in Houston today. Political coordinators from all over the country attended the weeklong class, which was conducted by the international union and hosted by locals 84 and 135. It is among the most comprehensive political training programs… [...]
