Trump Supporters In D.C. : Heil The People! Heil Victory!

The neo-Nazi "alt-right" and KKK couldn't be happier about the U.S. presidential election results.

IATSE Local 728 Application For The Position Of Safety & Training Director

The application period for the position of Local 728 Safety & Training Director is now open. Applications will be accepted until December 2, 2016.
As approved by the Membership on September 17, 2016, here are the rules that govern the application process, a description of the job and the salary of the position:
Motion for S&T Director Position.pdf

Trump Got 37 % Of Union Members' Votes, 43% Of Union Household Votes

Exit polling showed Trump got 43 percent of the union household vote with 51 percent from union households voting Clinton.

The AFL-CIO says that among union members - it was 56 percent for Clinton with Trump getting 37 percent.

AFL-CIO: Election An Indictment Against Political Elites ,Anti-Worker Policies

AFL-CIO President Rich Trumka says more than anything the presidential election was an indictment of politics as usual.

UAW: After His Campaign Promises, Trump Owes Blue Collar Workers

UAW President Dennis Williams says since Trump disagreed with the Republican Party on trade and that could be an area where the new GOP President might actually do something that helps workers.

Manipulated Primary Gave Us A Weaker Candidate - But Fight Goes On

National Nurses United Co-President Deborah Burger says manipulation of the Democratic presidential primary by the DNC ended up nominating a candidate chosen by party leaders not by the people.

3500 Harvard Grad Workers Vote This Week On Union Representation

3500 Harvard grad student workers are voting this week on joining the UAW. Avery Davis is with Harvard Graduate Students Union - UAW.

Locked Out UAW Honeywell Workers Reject Latest Concession Offer

Honeywell is using its corporate power and wealth to punish working families in South Bend Indiana and Green Island New York.

2017 Dues Notification

Notification of Dues for 2017

As approved by the Membership at the November 12, 2016 meeting, dues for 2017 are:

Legislative Wrap Up 2016: This year California workers had major and historic wins.

The passage of a $15 minimum wage put California on the leading edge of a national movement to raise wages. The enactment of overtime for farmworkers and permanent overtime laws for domestic workers were long overdue reforms that help some of the lowest wage workers in the state build a better life for their families. These new laws will make a real difference in the lives of millions. We also took on some of the most powerful statewide interests.

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