Category: UAW

Unions Claim To Be Democratic But Function Autocratically

Posted by Phillip Wilson | Jun 24, 2021 | UAW, Unions

As much as unions use the arguments of equality, fairness, respect and other features of democracy and democratic processes when enticing prospective members, it is baffling that union supporters are so quick to accept such...

UAW Adds 10,000 Academic Workers And Harvard Settles Dues Dispute With UAW

Posted by Phillip Wilson | May 27, 2021 | Education, Industry, UAW, Unions

The Auto Worker union continues to expand its presence outside the auto industry, reportedly now representing nearly 100,000 academic workers nationwide; and they just added 10,000 more to that list. Researchers with the...

UAW Tries To Ram Through Bargaining Agreements at Volvo and Nexteer

Posted by Phillip Wilson | May 27, 2021 | UAW, Unions

UAW membership at Volvo and Nexteer are both struggling to feel heard by their representatives as UAW leaders try to ram through collective bargaining agreements that the membership does not support. The Auto Workers have also...

UAW Put Under Federal Monitorship And Workers Strike In Virginia and Alabama

Posted by Phillip Wilson | Apr 23, 2021 | Corruption, Strikes, UAW, Unions

Two months ago a U.S. District Judge approved a consent decree that would put the Auto Workers under a federal monitor for six years. Prosecutors selected veteran lawyer Neil Barofsky, after reviewing multiple candidates...