USW-represented health care workers across the country are on the front-lines in the battle with COVID-19. This one-hour webinar will give needed information on how the virus is transmitted, what respiratory protection is needed to protect USW members and the patients who rely on them, and a brief overview of recent federal legislation that may directly impact workers.
When American Roots owner Ben Waxman asked his workers, members of USW Local 366, who would be willing to keep coming to work to make medical masks and other critically needed supplies, every single hand went up. When he needed help converting the Maine sew room into socially distanced work stations, laid-off IATSE stage hands showed up on a Saturday to build it. Watch this video and leave a comment if you're as inspired and proud as we are! #USWUnity #1u #Service+Solidarity
We have SO much love for our nurses and other health care workers on the frontlines. We can't show it enough so help us spread good vibes and solidarity by dropping a heart on USW Local 7600's DeJonae Shaw's video. She's a nurse at Kaiiser Permanente in Southern California, and they need to feel all the love they can get right now. #1u #Service+Solidarity #USWUnity
Andrew Reed of Local 9187 represents public employees at Stark County Job and Family Services in Ohio. In this video he explains how these frontline workers are doing their best during the #Covid-19 pandemic and how the union makes a big difference. Please watch and share to show we have their backs! #Service+Solidarity #USWCares
Andrew Reed of Local 9187 represents public employees at Stark County Job and Family Services in Ohio. In this video he explains how these frontline workers are doing their best during the #Covid-19 pandemic and how the union makes a big difference. Please watch and share to show we have their backs! #Service+Solidarity #USWCares
Kim Mitter of USW Local 9620 is a nurse at Robertwood Johnson Hospital in Somerset, N.J. She was physically and mentally exhausted after working long shifts for weeks but took some time to share with us what it's like working on the frontlines of the #Covid19 pandemic. PPE is still desperately needed. Please watch and share to show sister Kim and all our workers still reporting for duty that we have their backs! #Service+Solidarity #USWCares