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Spring Hill TN

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

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UAW Members Reach Out to Homeless families 11.15.2018
PHOTO CAPTION: (L to R) Denise Wood, Local 163 financial secretary; Alfreada Wallace, Local 163 vice president; Tamieka Andrews, Westland Samaritas facility coordinator; Ralph Morris Jr., Local 163 president; Malisa Donner, Local 163 Women’s Committee chair. If the community struggles, we struggle, too (WESTLAND, Mich.) – Life is a little easier now for dozens of homeless families […]
Chris Skelly
Karen Silkwood 11.12.2018
On Nov. 13, 1974, one of the most famous whistleblowers of all time was killed in what is now believed a company-supported murder when she died in a car accident after exposing wrongdoing at a plutonium plant where she worked. 28-year old Karen Silkwood was a Kerr-McGee plutonium plant technician in Oklahoma City and a […]
Lauren Coffman
UAW Members Distribute Hundreds of Winter Coats to Those in Need in Michigan and Canada 11.09.2018
(WARREN, Mich.) – Just in time for the cold weather descending on Michigan and Ontario, UAW members from locals throughout Region 1 recently distributed hundreds of warm coats to men, women and children in need during the region’s 7th Annual Coat Drive, part of the region’s longstanding tradition of giving back to local communities in […]
Chris Skelly
UAW President: Voters Said Enough Rhetoric, Make Progress on Trade, Jobs, Job Security 11.07.2018
VOTERS TO POLITICIANS: “FOLLOW THROUGH” Detroit – UAW President Gary Jones said Wednesday that voters sent a loud and clear message on election day: “Enough rhetoric.” Voters made it clear they expect real progress on trade, job creation, job protections and wage growth. He also noted the significant victories of women, minorities, the first two […]
Chris Skelly

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