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Blog | 01 Aug, 2022

38th UAW Constitutional Convention -Detroit, MI

Delegates from UAW Region 9 along with the other regions of the UAW came together at the 38th UAW Constitutional Convention at 12:00 PM Monday July 25...

Blog | 17 Apr, 2024

UAW, GM, GMCH, Salary and Ultium Cells $500 Lump Sum Update

Please click on link below to view/print  important update  from Mike Booth Vice President and Director and UAW General Motors Department an...

Blog | 16 Feb, 2024

2024 UAW Union Built Vehicle Guide

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Blog 19 Jun, 2021

Juneteenth message from UAW President Rory L. Gamble

The observance of Juneteenth is recognition of a profound milestone in our nation’s history.

Blog 18 Jun, 2021

Juneteenth Letter from UAW and Ford

A culture of belonging and caring for each other starts with each one of us. In honor of Juneteenth, on Friday, June 18, we are inviting you to acknowledge and celebrate an important moment in U.S. history.

Blog 18 Jun, 2021

Juneteenth: A Brief History

Juneteenth is an annual celebration on June 19 marking the end of slavery in the United States. Though the Emancipation Proclamation took effect in 1863, freedom would not come for many enslaved African Americans until years later.

Blog 16 Jun, 2021

Detroit News - Labor Voices: The UAW is fighting for LGBTQ rights this Pride Month

By Rory L. Gamble CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS BELONG TO US ALL Look around your world these days. People are celebrating the diversity of who they are; what makes us all unique, wonderful people. For UAW members in the workplace and at home we live in a time when prejudices are no longer being tolerated, whether it is racial, ethnic, or sexual identity. We find ourselves living in a time where equality in the workplace and in our communities is valued more than it ever has.

Blog 28 Apr, 2021

A Message from UAW President Rory L. Gamble on Workers Memorial Day

My Brothers and Sisters,

Blog 22 Apr, 2021

Good Jobs, Healthy Planet

Now an International event, Earth Day has been celebrated since April 22, 1970 and its origins are here in the United States. In fact, this annual celebration wouldn’t exist without legendary UAW leader Walter Reuther.