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President's Welcome

I would like to welcome all of you visiting our USW Local 6166 Website. In particular, the members of USW Local 6166.

Our Website is another tool we will utilize to inform and communicate with our members and the public.

For the most current news updates on issues and developments, please follow the link to visit the news page

We will continue to update the Website as much as possible and pass on information we believe is important to you, the members and the community!

 

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USW Local 6166

USW Publications

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.

USW Publications

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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.

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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. 

Union Savings

7:00PM - 8:30PM

Monthly Membership Meeting

Monthly Membership Meeting 

Regular monthly membership meeting at the Crawford Hall.

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Bargaining Basics

Bargaining Basics

Bargaining BasicsInformation on how agreements are reached and how your involvement can help win fair contracts...

What is a Union

What is a Union?

A union is a group of people working together to advance their interests in the workplace through collective action and collective bargaining...

September 11, 2024, CAT Release Results

USW 6166 - 2024 Bargaining Update...

September 6, 2024 Final Offer Summary

USW National News

  • Ahlstrom Paper Workers Join USW

    In his 20 years of work as a union roofer, Hamlet Hernandez learned the difference that a union makes, not only through improved wages and benefits, but also in scheduling, health and safety, and othe... —

  • Rapid Response Turns 30

    In 1995, workers saw a shifting political landscape in Washington, D.C. The North American Free Trade Agreement had taken effect a year earlier, and the 1994 elections saw an anti-worker majority take... —

  • From the SOAR President: Don’t be Fooled by the Smoke Screens

    Having just returned from the SOAR Conference and USW Convention, I could easily write an article that would fill many pages, but I will focus on a few critical issues that are important to us. At the... —

  • From the SOAR Director: Social Security Changes Fuel Concern Among Recipients, Advocates

    In recent months, Social Security recipients and their advocates have been voicing concerns about the Trump administration’s plan to gut more than 7,000 jobs across the Social Security Administration... —

  • Shipbuilding Case Gains Steam

    Plan Helps Chart Course to Revitalizing Domestic Industry The USW-led petition aimed at reviving domestic shipbuilding got a boost this spring when the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) released a plan... —