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The USW is politically engaged, because laws and politics have a big impact on our workplaces and our communities, and together we can be a force for positive change.
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Steelworkers are at the forefront of important campaigns affecting all working people, from improved pension security and protecting public health care, to demanding real benefits from foreign takeovers and greater corporate social responsibility.
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Equal Pay for Equal Work for ABI’s Student Workers
Steelworkers advocacy brings an end to wage discrimination against student workers.
Steelworkers Support Indigenous Elder’s Appeals to Federal Candidates
“There is a real alignment between our union and our Indigenous communities.”
Doug Ford government must change course on National Truth and Reconciliation Day: United Steelworkers union
Ontario must fulfill its national leadership role and declare Sept. 30 a provincial statutory holiday.
Results for Workers – Federal Election Letter to Steelworkers from Ken Neumann
While we may not want this election, we still need to participate. It’s a chance for Steelworkers to have our say. Elections matter and your vote matters, too!
USW Statement: Stay of Proceedings in Case of Workplace Death of Sam Fitzpatrick
“Sam and the Fitzpatrick family deserved justice. We will not give up our fight for Sam or the thousands of workers who die on the job due to employer negligence.”
Federal Election Telephone Town Halls for Steelworkers
Join Steelworkers in these telephone town halls to talk about union issues as well as hear about how our union is engaged in the 2021 federal election.
SURVEY: What's important to Steelworkers in this upcoming federal election?
A federal election has been called for September 20 and we want to know what issues are most important to Steelworkers!
Trading One Risk for Another
Inspired by the horrendous experiences of her late father and thousands of other miners, Steelworker Janice Martell is exposing a dark era in Canada’s mining industry and seeking justice for survivors.