UAW United Auto Workers Labor Society and Culture United States

UAW

• - Workers at General Dynamics in New London, Connecticut.
  
• - Greensburg, Indiana local union that represents workers at ML-KS Bearing Inc.
  
• - Ford employees in St. Louis, Missouri.
  
• - Ford workers at the Saline Intsruments and Plastics Plant in Saline, Michigan.
  
• - Organized workers at GM in Janesville, Wisconsin.
  
• - Representing TRW workers, Sterling Heights, MI.
  
• - Represents employees and retirees of Ford's Ohio Assembly Plant located in Avon Lake, Ohio. Workers build the Ford Econoline Vans, Mercury Villager, and Nissan Quest.
  
• - Ford workers in Canton, Michigan.
  
• - GM workers in Oklahoma City.
  
• - Jointly operated, the NTC provides a wide range of education and training programs and support services for UAW-DaimlerChrysler workers, family members and retirees.
  
• - Pacific, Missouri-based local that produces seating for Chrysler and Dodge minivans. Features news, events calendar, links, forums, and officials.
  
• - GM workers in Warren, Michigan.
  
• - Representing GM workers in Buffalo, New York.
  
• - Unionized General Motors employees.
  
• - Roanoke, Indiana local union representing workers at General Motors' Fort Wayne Assembly plant, part of GM's Truck & Bus group.
  
• - Representing workers at Flint Powertrain V-8 Engine, Flint Metal Center, Service Parts Operation, Delphi E West Flint, Die Management, A.C.C Transportation in Flint, Michigan.
  
• - Represents GM-UAW workers at the Wilmington, Delaware assembly plant.
  
• - Organized in 1981, the local organizes workers at Cornell University in Ithica, New York.
  
• - Affiliated with the UAW as Local 2165.
  
• - Represents the hourly workforce of the Ford Motor Company Twin Cities Assembly Plant which produces the Ranger pick-up truck on two production shifts and three maintenance shifts.
  
• - Represents workers at GM's Delphi Automotive in Athens, Alabama.
  
• - Local union web site with information for members. Michigan.
  
• - Represents journalists, novelists, nonfiction book authors, scriptwriters, copywriters, poets, academics, business and technical writers, and writers in the new electronic media in western New England. The NWU is affilated with the UAW.
  
• - Represents skilled machinists, assemblers, electricians, and maintenance mechanics making Monarch Machining Centers in Cortland County, New York.
  
• - Represents workers from Flint, MI working at GM Truck and Bus Flint Assembly.
  
• - Represents technical and office workers at Wayne County Community College District in Michigan. Features include by-laws, photo gallery, links, and an events calendar.
  
• - UAW Local 1979, Professional and Administrative Union, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
  
• - Represents graphic artists, including web designers, in the Boston area. The GAG is affiliated with the UAW.
  
• - Local in Bloomington, Illinois that represents people working for Mitsubishi Motors Manufacturing of America, as well as those at Premier Manufacturing Support Services, and GATX Logistics.
  
• - Represents workers at DaimlerChrysler Electronics in Huntsville, Alabama.
  
• - Union representing Teaching Assistants and researchers at the University of Massachusetts. Affiliated with the UAW as Local 2322.
  
• - Members provide public services to the people of Michigan.
  
• - NOLSW represents workers in more than 130 government funded legal services and human services programs across the U.S. The union is affiliated with the UAW as Local 2320.
  
• - UAW Local 157 is an educational center run jointly by the UAW and General Motors for GM employees, their spouses and retirees.
  
• - The trade union for freelance writers of all genres (journalism, books, poetry, technical, business, instructional, electronic) in the US and Canada. Affiliated with the UAW.
  
• - An amalgamated local representing 3,000 workers in 14 workplaces in western Massachusetts.
  
  

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