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The United Steelworkers union (USW) is the largest private-sector union in North America, with more than 225,000 members in Canada, and 850,000 members in North America in nearly every economic sector.
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Want to learn more about how your union is working for you? Check out new and archived USW publications, including USW@Work, District newsletters and more.
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Want to find a way to get involved in your union? Check out the issues USW is engaging in, from health and safety to legislative action and Women of Steel and social justice issues.
Union Savings
Did you know your USW membership entitles you to discounts on wireless, car rentals, movie tickets, car insurance and more? Visit the Union Savings website to view current discounts and programs.
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USW Canada
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NEW: Special report – 40 years of solidarity
For 40 years, the Steelworkers Humanity Fund (SHF) has transformed the solidarity of USW members into lasting action for workers and communities in Canada and around the world. Since its creation in 1... —
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Steelworkers support new Canadian Mining and Minerals Workforce Alliance
The United Steelworkers union is taking a key role in supporting a Canadian government initiative aimed at addressing a skilled labour shortage in the country’s mining industry. The new Mining and Min... —
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Steelworkers Humanity Fund contributes $20,000 to support Venezuelan earthquake survivors
TORONTO – In response to the recent catastrophic earthquakes in Venezuela, the Steelworkers Humanity Fund (SHF) is donating $20,000 to the Canadian Red Cross to get help to those affected as quickly a... —
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Steelworkers Humanity Fund delegation solidifies cross-border worker solidarity amid CUSMA review
Tens of thousands of USW members employed in steel, forestry, aluminum, auto parts and other industries in Canada continue to face great uncertainty due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff... —
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The Tech Union: A home for workers confronting a rapidly evolving industry
Telecommunications is no longer simply a utility sector. It is the operating system of Canada’s digital economy. The cabling, towers and switches built by workers across the country now function as cr... —