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After a powerful strike, our union has ratified our new contract! This is a victory built on our unity, our voice, and our determination to stand together. Together, we move forward stronger than ever.

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2025 Bargaining Updates
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We have a Tentative Agreement! Meeting and Ratification Vote on Sunday

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2025 Bargaining Updates
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BREAKING: UAW Local 379 Prepared to Strike Today over Unfair Labor Practices at Cummins

98% of Members Voted to Walk Out at Noon on Friday If Cummins Fails to Meet Demands for a Fair Contract...

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Bargaining Update: Day 17 of Negotiations

On Day 17 of negotiations, we have reached one (1) TA (Tentative Agreement) on a non‑economic issue. As of 6:20 PM, we’ve exchanged two rounds of coun...

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The First May Day on May 1, 1886

On a spring Saturday on May 1, 1886, workers at 13,000 businesses across America took a stand against dangerous work and low wages, and for an eight-h...

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UAW Blog

  • Statement from UAW President Shawn Fain and UAW Vice President Ryan Hiestand on Delphi Retirees

    The UAW is happy to announce that GM has agreed to honor its commitments to Delphi retirees who were denied annual lumpsum payments in 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. The remaining eligible Delphi retirees will receive a $2,000 payment in or about March 2027 covering prior years, and a future $500 payment in December 2027.  Let’s be […]

  • RECAP: 2026 Member Mobilization Institute

    UAW members from across the country gathered at Black Lake for the 2026 Member Mobilization Institute, a week of learning new skills, sharing ideas, and exploring how we can strengthen our union together.

  • UAW Statement on John Deere Plans to Close Two Plants in Iowa

    The UAW is disgusted by John Deere’s latest attack on the working class of Iowa. The UAW will use every tool at our disposal, from our contract negotiations in 2027, to legislative and executive action, to keep good jobs in Iowa and stop the one-sided class war waged by John Deere. We are done seeing […]