District 4 News
Rapid Response Feedback Report: We did it again! So-called Right to Work has been defeated in New Hampshire
So-called Right to Work has been defeated in New Hampshire.
3M Council Plots Strategy at Quarterly Meeting as Company Announces Freezes to Nonunion Pensions
Members of the USW 3M Council began their Jan. 25 meeting mapping out a strategy for combating the chemical company’s attempts to change the pension structure they believe may be coming given a recent announcement regarding nonunion workers.
Rapid Response Action Call: New Hampshire Steelworkers- We Showed Up in Force in January, We Need You Again
Next Wednesday, the House Labor Committee will be holding another public hearing, and they need to hear from us.
USW on Black History Month: We must all take action to ensure the survival of our democracy
We encourage USW activists to get involved in securing our democracy by joining voter outreach programs, volunteering at the polls, and educating our communities about issues impacting Black workers and families.
Wasiura on Leslie Marshall Show: Unions Build Strong Communities
District 4 Director Dave Wasiura appeared on the Leslie Marshall Show to discuss the positive impact unions and union members make on their communities as they help reduce economic inequality and advance worker-friendly policies. Click to listen.
Rapid Response Action Call: New Hampshire Steelworkers, Are You Ready for a Fight?
Tell the House Labor Committee that so-called Right to Work is WRONG for New Hampshire.
USW Nurses at Robert Wood Johnson Ratify Contract Securing Industry-Setting Staffing Standards
Local 4-200 President Judy Danella said that it was the solidarity of the union’s 1,700 nurses and the support of the community that led to this agreement that ends the four-month-long unfair labor practice strike. Click to read more...
USW Local 4-200 Reaches Tentative Agreement with Robert Wood Johnson New Brunswick
United Steelworkers Local 4-200 announced today that they reached a tentative agreement on a three-year contract with Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital New Brunswick.
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From the Skies to Solidarity: Cary Eldridge's Journey with the USW's Vets of Steel Program
Cary Eldridge's shift from the U.S. Air Force to an influential role in the United Steelworkers Union is a story steeped in a rich family tradition of military service. More...
Divided We Fall: USW Members Working Hard at Stripping Away Two-Tiered Systems
When late International President Tom Conway took the helm of the USW in July 2019, he made a promise that his administration would work to reduce or eliminate tiered wage and benefit systems in union contracts.
Women of Steel Know Their Power
More than 1,000 passionate union activists descended upon Pittsburgh for the 2023 USW International Women’s Conference, where they took part in several days of educational workshops and celebrated the Women of Steel who give the union its strength.
Nurses Fight for Safe Staffing: Front-Line Health Care Workers on ULP Strike at a New Jersey Hospital
Nearly 1,700 members of Local 4-200 who work as nurses at New Jersey’s Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) University Hospital launched an unfair labor practice strike this August.
Rebuilding America: USW Members Working to Replace Vital Cog in Nation’s Infrastructure and Supply Chain
USW Local 4-318 members are in the middle of a three-year project to replace the Point-No-Point Bridge, a railroad bridge that spans the Passaic River down the road from Newark Liberty International Airport, the 17th-busiest cargo airport in the nation.
USW Mourns Loss of Conway: Steelworkers’ President Spent 45 Years Fighting for Justice for Workers
Known for his quick wit, formidable negotiating skills and unwavering devotion to justice and fairness, Conway served as the union’s president since his election in 2019, following 14 years of service as international vice president.