City Council Passes 2021 Budget
Thank You All for calling and emailing your City councilorsThe council passed the budget today by a vote 8 to 5Great work by all!
Read moreUSW President Tom Conway’s story about PROTECTING PUBLIC WORKERS
Protecting Public Workers Posted: June 09, 2020 Tom ConwayUSW International President When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, Steve Scarpa began fishing anti-bacterial wipes, socks and even T-shirts out of the sewers in Groton, Conn. Scarpa, president of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 9411 and a member of ...
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Information Alert
Protecting Our Nation’s Workers Information on emergency legislative responses to the Covid-19 pandemic. Our nation is facing an unprecedented crisis. As Congress debates measures to address the health and economic concerns that impact all of us, our union is working diligently to make sure we ...
Read moreResources for USW members during COVID-19 outbreak
We understand that everyone is trying to do their part to limit the spread of COVID-19. As the situation changes by the day, we’re paying close attention to the information and guidelines from federal and state governments and working with employers to ensure that the ...
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To All of Our Members, Please be assured the Union continues to monitor the situation and is speaking with the City daily to ensure the safety and well being of our members. Please stay safe and take care of your families. In solidarity Joe Smith ...
Read moreMA Division of Insurance Bulletin on COVID-19
Dear PEC Members: The MA Division of Insurance issued a Bulletin addressing COVID-19 testing and treatment. A copy of the Bulletin is attached. The Bulletin imposes requirements on insurers that are focused on (1) ensuring that members can obtain all medically necessary and appropriate testing ...
Read morePutting Community First: USW Public Workers Thrive Despite Challengess
United Steelworkers NEWS / PUBLICATIONSMEDIA CENTERNEWS MAR 04, 2020 Putting Community First: USW Public Workers Thrive Despite Challenges When Joe Plagenza travels the streets of Boston, the reception he gets resembles a family holiday or a high school reunion. Seemingly on every block in the ...
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