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The Steelworkers Humanity Fund has released a new report, Not Even the Bare Minimum! The report establishes a clear connection between Canadian retailers and garment factories in Bangladesh that trap workers in lives of poverty and never-ending struggle.
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“What kind of school needs to have a cemetery, let alone an unmarked one? No school that is truly dedicated to caring for children, that’s what,” said USW National Director Ken Neumann.
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At the Highland Valley Copper mine in B.C., women returning to work from maternity leave get safe places provided by the employer where they can express and store breast milk thanks to work by the USW Local 7619 Women of Steel Committee.
Denis Grenier of Local 9996 has been selected as District 5’s 2021 USW Cares Jefferson Award recipient for founding the non-profit Cancer Fermont.
United Steelworkers (USW) member Laura Drennan of Logan Lake, B.C., has been selected as the recipient of the 2021 USWCares Jefferson Award for Western Canada for her long-time community service.
Members of USW Local 9042-23 have ratified a new five-year collective agreement that brings across-the board improvements for 114 workers at NTN Bearing in Mississauga, Ont.
Quebec Steelworkers are honouring and recognizing Sept. 30 – the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Collective agreement brings fairness, equity and a real voice in the workplace that were long overdue for a unique group of workers.
All Steelworkers are invited to join our next Steelworkers Talk Politics online event, where we have a chance to informally exchange ideas and opinions about political issues of the day.
Ken Neumann’s statement for October 4, National Day to Commemorate Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
A Statement from USW District 6 Director Marty Warren.
At the Highland Valley Copper mine in B.C., women returning to work from maternity leave get safe places provided by the employer where they can express and store breast milk thanks to work by the USW Local 7619 Women of Steel Committee.
Denis Grenier of Local 9996 has been selected as District 5’s 2021 USW Cares Jefferson Award recipient for founding the non-profit Cancer Fermont.
United Steelworkers (USW) member Laura Drennan of Logan Lake, B.C., has been selected as the recipient of the 2021 USWCares Jefferson Award for Western Canada for her long-time community service.
Members of USW Local 9042-23 have ratified a new five-year collective agreement that brings across-the board improvements for 114 workers at NTN Bearing in Mississauga, Ont.
Quebec Steelworkers are honouring and recognizing Sept. 30 – the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Collective agreement brings fairness, equity and a real voice in the workplace that were long overdue for a unique group of workers.
All Steelworkers are invited to join our next Steelworkers Talk Politics online event, where we have a chance to informally exchange ideas and opinions about political issues of the day.
Ken Neumann’s statement for October 4, National Day to Commemorate Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
A Statement from USW District 6 Director Marty Warren.
Today, September 30, 2021, a new federal statutory holiday has been introduced, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This new federal holiday is an important part of the reconciliation process.
