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Black Labor Week brings together trade unionists and community activists to celebrate the historical bonds between the labor movement and underserved communities.
This week-long event connects activists and the community through various activities that address specific needs -- retirees, veterans, seniors, homeless men, women and children, and more. It also educates the community and shows the contributions of Black leaders to the labor movement and the Black community that are often unheard of and/or overlooked.
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USW National News
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SOAR Volunteers Needed for the USW’s 2026 Member-to-Member Campaign!
As in recent election cycles, one tactic our union will use during this year’s election work is personalized postcards written by USW members and our retirees. Whether the message urges someone to reg... —
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Leading Forward: A Message from the SOAR President
As your new SOAR President, I am honored to share my priorities, recent activities, and vision for the future of SOAR with you. Since being sworn in on March 1, my top priority has been to raise aware... —
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U.S. Steel Bargaining to Focus on Investment, Safety and Health Care
Our negotiating committee is returning to Pittsburgh for U.S. Steel bargaining with a clear message: workers expect a contract that secures the future of the company’s facilities while recognizing the... —
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Local 169G Members Notch Big Contract Wins
Local 169G members made significant gains in a five-year contract they ratified this month with MLC, which operates a limestone mine and production facility in Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Memb... —
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Info Alert: 2026 Missouri Ballot Measures Pose Threat to Worker’s Rights!
On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, Missouri voters will head to the polls to participate in the state’s primary election and vote on two proposed constitutional amendments that could have lasting impacts on... —