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VIDEO: Blue Cross Blue Shield Workers Continue Holding the Line for Fair Contract, Call for Support
Over 1,000 workers at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan continue to strike against the company as they demand a new contract that addresses numerous issues, including job outsourcing, wage disparities, and unfair labor practices. Workers walked off the job on September 13 after company negotiators refused to take their demands seriously. “Over the years, The post VIDEO: Blue Cross Blue Shield Workers Continue Holding the Line for Fair Contract, Call for Support appeared first on UAW. — Sep 19
Video: UAW Marching Bass Band Drum
“Hi, my name is Gavin Strassel and I’m the UAW archivist at the Walter P. Reuther Library at Wayne State University. This bass drum was part of a small marching band that came from UAW Local 3, which represented workers at the Dodge Main plant in Detroit. When the UAW finally organized Chrysler after a The post Video: UAW Marching Bass Band Drum appeared first on UAW. — Sep 19
VIDEO: Stand Up on the Job
Hi, UAW. I’m Ben Dictor, an attorney with Eisner, Dictor and Lamadrid and counsel to your union in these negotiations. As you know, thousands of UAW members at the Big Three are holding strong on the picket line and your national negotiators are hard at work at the bargaining table. But for those of you The post VIDEO: Stand Up on the Job appeared first on UAW. — Sep 19
Local 2083 Votes Down ZF Offer, Rallies for Strong Contract
It’s not just Big Three UAW members fighting for justice. Autoworkers across the supply chain, across the country, are on the move. In Alabama, workers at ZF who make parts for Mercedes have voted down the company’s latest contract offer and are holding out for a better deal. Region 8 Director Tim Smith, along with The post Local 2083 Votes Down ZF Offer, Rallies for Strong Contract appeared first on UAW. — Sep 19
UAW President Shawn Fain Announces that Stand Up Strike Will Expand at Noon on Friday if Big Three Fail to Make Substantial Progress in Negotiations by the Deadline
DETROIT – In a video posted on the UAW’s social media sites, President Shawn Fain announced a new strike deadline of this Friday, Sept. 22 at noon. If Ford, General Motors or Stellantis have not made substantial progress toward a fair agreement, the UAW will call on more members to join the Stand Up Strike. The post UAW President Shawn Fain Announces that Stand Up Strike Will Expand at Noon on Friday if Big Three Fail to Make Substantial Progress in Negotiations by the Deadline appeared first on UAW. — Sep 18