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UAW Local 1853

Spring Hill TN

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Thanks for visiting our official website. UAW Local 1853 in Spring Hill TN consists of General Motors, Ryder, Leadec, Magna, CLI, Adient and American Food & Vending

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Labor Voices: New NAFTA Is a Start, but Bringing Back Jobs Will Require More 01.22.2020
Overhauling the North American Free Trade Act may have been a start, but the work has just begun. We will need to be diligent to make sure Mexico fully implements its labor law reforms and puts an end to company unions and sham contracts. We will be there every step of the way to try to […]
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Martin Luther King Jr. and the Fight for Racial and Economic Justice 01.20.2020
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a fierce advocate for working people and America’s labor movement. For King, the struggle for racial justice went hand in hand with the struggle for economic justice, and was driven by his belief that all people had the right to earn a fair and dignified living — regardless of […]
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Statement of UAW Vice President Terry Dittes on GM Investments in Tonawanda and Spring Hill 01.16.2020
“UAW members during the 40-day strike last fall received significant economic commitments to many plants. Under the direction of Region 9 Director Jeff Binz, the $6.7 million investment at GM’s Tonawanda Plant will continue UAW members’ quality work on the 5.3L V8 engines they provide. In Spring Hill, an over $40 million commitment under the […]
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Statement of UAW President Rory Gamble in the Phase 1 Trade Agreement with China 01.16.2020
“Over the past several decades, corporate driven trade deals and tax laws with anti-labor incentives have rewarded companies that abandoned U.S. workers and communities. This has resulted in millions of good manufacturing jobs being shipped overseas to countries that trample workers’ rights, suppress workers’ wages and diminish dignity on the job. China is one of those countries […]
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