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The Steelworkers Humanity Fund's year-end contributions to food banks and community food centres across Canada helps organizations support those facing food insecurity, especially during COVID-19.
In this issue: • Long-term Fixes for Long-term Care Workers • Unions Challenge Racism • Forestry Campaign Making Progress on Softwood Lumber Dispute, EI Reforms • Seeking Justice for Occupational Disease Victims • Bargaining Successes • More
Solving the softwood lumber dispute must be made a priority in Canada, the United Steelworkers says.
The USW NextGen Committee is hosting three consecutive Tuesday events (starting tomorrow) to give a space for the incredible young members of our union to connect, share their experiences and have some fun!
The USW, through its Family & Community Education Fund (FCEF), is seeking proposals from qualified applicants to develop age-appropriate educational activities for children up to 17 years old.
The USW’s Family & Community Education Fund (FCEF) has launched an important new family care reimbursement program.
"We're going to be a voice, and rightfully so," said Ken Neumann, national director of the United Steelworkers in Canada, 225,000 of whose 850,000 North American members live and work north of the border.
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It’s not too much to ask all our politicians to Stand Up for Canadian Steel, says John Catto, president, USW Local 6571.
The United Steelworkers union in Canada, representing more than 225,000 workers in mining and many other sectors of the economy, are deeply concerned about the brutal violence and repression against the people of Belarus.
Steelworkers helped out with some work at the Awen Gathering Circle at Harbourview Park in Collingwood. This community work was an important part of our #D6PowerUp conference because when we come together, not only do we want to learn together, but we also to make a difference together. Steelworkers make great neighbours!
District 6 Director
Marty Warren