UAW Local 14

UNION PROGRESS - JANUARY 1, 2022 ISSUE

Happy New Year!  The new issue of the Union Progress is now available.  Member Spotlight is Henry McCoy.  Retiree Christmas Party Photos, Recreation and Fundraising Events are also featured.

Uncork the Artist in You! Painting Fundraiser

PRESENTED BY THE DIVERSITY CIVIL & HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEES.  SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2022 5:00 PM TO 10:00 PM AT UAW LOCAL 14 HALL, 5411 JACKMAN RD.

Toledo Walleye Hockey Party

On Saturday, February 12, 2022 join us for a fun night of Toledo Walleye Hockey!  We have 160 tickets available but don't wait they will sell fast.

INAUGURAL OSCAR BUNCH SCHOLARSHIP

Congratulations to our winners 

1st Place: Rhyan Dick 
2nd Place: Alayna Cuevas
3rd Place: Emily O'Connell

We are NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. 

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EV Petition

Tell Congress: Support the Tax Credit for Union-Made Electric Vehicles made in the U.S.

The tax credit of an additional $4,500 for union-made electric vehicles made in the U.S. is a win for UAW members, unorganized autoworkers, and the entire labor movement. The provision:

  • Supports the high standards in wages, benefits, and safety that UAW members have bargained for in the auto industry
  • Incentivizes nonunion companies to stop spending millions on union busters and to allow their workers to form their unions freely
  • Encourages U.S. auto manufacturers to bring back jobs they offshored
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UAW Blog

  • Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s Vision – and continuing the fight
    Brothers and Sisters, On Monday, we celebrate the great sacrifices and life-changing contributions of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  His vision was one of inclusion, of nonviolence, of respecting the rights of each and every one of us and championing the fact that we are all Americans. So on this Dr. Martin Luther The post Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s Vision – and continuing the fight appeared first on UAW. — Jan 14
  • Fighting for App-Based Worker Rights
    The fight to ensure that app-based workers (“gig workers”) at internet-based companies like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, etc. are considered employees, and not independent workers, is vitally important to the changing needs of today’s workforce, and one that UAW Region 9A has been proud to take part of in New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. With The post Fighting for App-Based Worker Rights appeared first on UAW. — Jan 11
  • Workers at Cultural Institutions – Breaking New Ground
     UAW Local 2110 based in New York City is breaking new ground organizing workers at cultural institutions across the Region. Like all workers, we are fighting for fair wages, benefits, work and life balance and respect at work. To date, workers at these Institutions have voted overwhelmingly to join our union.  The New Museum of The post Workers at Cultural Institutions – Breaking New Ground appeared first on UAW. — Jan 11
  • Manufacturing Round Table
    In 2018, Director Brakeman established a Manufacturing Round Table allowing the opportunity for local presidents and their appointees to share ideal for taking on manufacturing challenges throughout the region. Recent US supply chain disruptions have taught us of the critical need to expand our manufacturing base by reducing our dependence on foreign suppliers. The shared The post Manufacturing Round Table appeared first on UAW. — Jan 11
  • ‘The Wall That Heals’
    On July 20, 2021 “The Wall That Heals” was escorted to Veterans Park in Tonawanda, New York. An estimated 250 to 300 motorcyclists from very diverse backgrounds participated in the escort. It was an emotional day for many who participated as the escort slowly made its way from Niagara Community College in Sanborn, New York The post ‘The Wall That Heals’ appeared first on UAW. — Jan 11
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Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s Vision – and continuing the fight

Brothers and Sisters, On Monday, we celebrate the great sacrifices and life-changing contributions of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His vision was one of inclusion, of nonviolence, of respecting the rights of each and every one of us and championing the fact that we are all Americans.

The Fall 2021 Edition of Solidarity Magazine is now online!

In this issue: Welcome Home PFC Ellis Solidarity Around the Globe ZF Joins the UAW And more!

A New Year of Opportunity

My Sisters and Brothers, I want to begin this first message of 2022 with a deep sentiment of gratitude for our union and for all the hard work, dedication, and fortitude our UAW family showed this past year. We had many challenges to face together, and I watched this membership rise to each one of them and support one another, as we always do.
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Across our union, thousands of UAW members participate in one or more local union standing committees. They are rewarded by a feeling of accomplishment, working with their co-workers on meaningful projects, and “being the change” they want to see for working people. But we need many more activists at the table to help.

Standing Committees

There’s a direct relationship between the ballot box and the bread box, and what the union fights for and wins at the bargaining table can be taken away in the legislative halls.

–Walter Reuther, UAW Constitutional Convention 1970 

REGISTER TO VOTE

And then check out the voter protection and education resources from My Vote My Right.

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