News from UWUA
- Nuclear power on the ‘front burner,’ says Energy Secretary Rick Perry
June, 22 2017The post Nuclear power on the ‘front burner,’ says Energy Secretary Rick Perry appeared first on UWUA.
- Executive Vice President’s Report, Spring 2017
June, 20 2017Doing Our Part for Safety On the job injuries, illnesses and deaths go largely unnoticed, except to the victim, and those family members and co-workers who are directly impacted. Each day, 13 people are killed on the job because of hazardous working conditions. They leave their home, go to work and don’t go home to… Read More
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- Coal’s Decline Spreads Far Beyond Appalachia
June, 20 2017The post Coal’s Decline Spreads Far Beyond Appalachia appeared first on UWUA.
- Safety Training Saves Lives, Builds Careers
June, 20 2017To continue to be the safest, most productive, highest skilled workers in the world the union is growing its training capacity with more employers choosing to participate in the Power for America (P4A) Training Trust. In addition, with a proven track record, the UWUA and its members are central players in training with a number… Read More
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- Fighting to Keep Coal Plants Open
June, 18 2017Local 175 and the National Union are fighting to keep two coal-fired power plants open in southern Ohio’s Adams County. Owned by Dayton Power & Light, the Stuart Station and Killen Station plants provide 3000MW of coal fired generation and employ 353 UWUA members. Both facilities meet all environmental emission standards and have no compliance… Read More
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