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Update on 2022 IEB Elections
The UAW remains committed to the process laid out in the Consent Decree that our union entered into in 2020. Prior to the Consent Decree, our union had started implementing ethical and financial reforms, and the pace of change has not abated as we must restore full confidence in our union. We are ready to The post Update on 2022 IEB Elections appeared first on UAW. — May 12
UAW Remembers Walter Reuther 52 years After His Passing
Fifty-two years ago on May 9, our union and the world lost a great leader – Walter Reuther. Walter, his wife May, architect Oskar Stonorov, bodyguard William Wolfman, and pilots George Evans and Joseph Karrafa perished in a plane crash in Pellston, Michigan. In our union, Reuther is a larger than life figure who inspires The post UAW Remembers Walter Reuther 52 years After His Passing appeared first on UAW. — May 9
UAW Endorses Gretchen Whitmer for Reelection as Governor of Michigan – Lt. Gov. Gilchrest, A.G. Nessel and S.O.S. Benson also Get Nod
Detroit – The UAW International Union announced its endorsement of Gretchen Whitmer as Governor of Michigan citing her strong commitment to working families, the Michigan manufacturing economy and UAW members. “Despite challenges like the pandemic, Gretchen Whitmer has brought new auto jobs, kept Michiganders safe, fixed roads and made the largest K-12 school investment in The post UAW Endorses Gretchen Whitmer for Reelection as Governor of Michigan – Lt. Gov. Gilchrest, A.G. Nessel and S.O.S. Benson also Get Nod appeared first on UAW. — May 6
UAW Joins Coalition to Put $15 Minimum Wage on Michigan Ballot this November
Detroit — Today the UAW announces that it has joined a coalition of organizations working with One Fair Wage to put a ballot question on the Michigan ballot this November that will raise the overall minimum wage in Michigan to $15 an hour and end all subminimum wages for tipped workers, workers with disabilities and youth. The post UAW Joins Coalition to Put $15 Minimum Wage on Michigan Ballot this November appeared first on UAW. — May 6
UAW Members at CNHi Strike for Improved Standard of Living, Retirement Benefits and a Better Work Environment
Racine, WI, Burlington, IA – UAW CNHi members struck at noon, May 2, after the company failed to present an agreement that met member demands and needs. “Our members at CNHi strike for the ability to earn a decent living, retire with dignity and establish fair work rules,” said Chuck Browning, Vice President and director The post UAW Members at CNHi Strike for Improved Standard of Living, Retirement Benefits and a Better Work Environment appeared first on UAW. — May 2