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Statement of UAW President Ray Curry on the White House Announcement of Auto Emissions Standards
“We are at a critical time for the auto industry as countries compete to build the vehicles of the future. We are falling behind China and Europe as manufacturers pour billions into growing their markets and expanding their manufacturing. We need to make investments here in the United States. Fortunately, President Biden recognizes the importance The post Statement of UAW President Ray Curry on the White House Announcement of Auto Emissions Standards appeared first on UAW. — Aug 6
Honoring 56 Years of the Voting Rights Act
Today marks the 56th anniversary of the signing of the Voting Rights Act, one of the most sweeping pieces of civil rights legislation in U.S. history. This ground-breaking measure was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965 after the courageous efforts of Civil Rights leaders who marched, fought, and bled for the The post Honoring 56 Years of the Voting Rights Act appeared first on UAW. — Aug 6
Statement of UAW President Ray Curry on Death of AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka
To his dying day, Richard Trumka understood working men and women in this country are indispensable and are the engine that drives our economy and our communities. It is with great sadness, having met with him as recently as Monday, to hear the news of this tragic loss of a great champion of the labor The post Statement of UAW President Ray Curry on Death of AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka appeared first on UAW. — Aug 5
PERB Rules that a Majority of UC’s 17,000 Student Researchers Have Democratically Decided to Form a Union
OAKLAND, CA—California’s Public Employment Relations Board has verified that a majority of the 17,000 Graduate Student Researchers, Trainees, and Fellows at the ten University of California campuses and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have chosen to unionize through Student Researchers United/UAW (SRU-UAW). SRU-UAW makes history as the largest union formed in 2021, and the largest-ever unionization The post PERB Rules that a Majority of UC’s 17,000 Student Researchers Have Democratically Decided to Form a Union appeared first on UAW. — Aug 5
PERB Rules that a Majority of UC’s 17,000 Student Researchers Have Democratically Decided to Form a Union
The largest unionization of Academic Student Employees in U.S. history takes the higher ed labor movement to new heights California’s Public Employment Relations Board has verified that a majority of the 17,000 Graduate Student Researchers, Trainees, and Fellows at the ten University of California campuses and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have chosen to unionize through The post PERB Rules that a Majority of UC’s 17,000 Student Researchers Have Democratically Decided to Form a Union appeared first on UAW. — Aug 5

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