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Union members work together to negotiate and enforce a contract with management that guarantees the things you care about like decent raises, affordable health care, job security, and a stable schedule. Better workplaces and working conditions without the fear of retaliation.

LOCAL 6163, ALBANY, OR

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Support Opportunity- Bryan Lacy

Bryan Lacy has been a dedicated employee at ATI for eight years, working in fabrications and most currently Chemical Operations. He is a married fathe...

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Support Opportunity- Richard Alexy

Dear Team,It is with profound sadness that we share that Rich Alexy will not be returning to ATI. Rich Alexy was recently diagnosed with an aggressive...

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USW National News

  • Union Power

    Members at Milbank Manufacturing in Missouri Produce Electrical Distribution Units Brad Dalton first walked through the door at Milbank Manufacturing Co. in Kansas City at the age of 20, expecting tha... —

  • McCall Steps Aside

    International President David McCall Leaves Behind Incomparable Legacy of Advocacy David McCall was 18 years old when he joined Local 6787 and went to work as a millwright at Bethlehem Steel’s sprawli... —

  • Neumann Becomes New SOAR President

    Ken Neumann, who served for 18 years as the USW’s national director for Canada before his retirement in 2022, became the fifth international president of the Steelworkers Organization of Active Retire... —

  • USW Local 689 Leverages the Power of Community to Reindustrialize Former Ports Site

    USW Local 689 has had a longstanding inside joke that their zealous political activism, community involvement, and service would all converge on one critical goal: taking over the world.  Their m... —

  • USW Making Rail Operations Safer to Prevent Future Tragedies

    USW members launched an effort in 2024 to make in-plant and in-mill railroad operations safer and to prevent future tragedies with this small job classification. At least 89 Steelworkers have lost the... —