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USW Action Guide for Raising the Bar on Women’s Health and Safety
Read about the hazards and health issues specific to women workers, ideas for taking action in local unions, tools and other resources.
A USW Call to Action for Women’s Equality
To continue the march toward full equality, Women Steelworkers gathered at the 2018 International/National Women’s Conference to commit ourselves to act, individually and together within our union, on important issues.
Dept. of Labor Report: Bearing the Cost
Click for the full report gathered by the U.S. Dept. of Labor in March 2022 on how overrepresentation in undervalued jobs disadvantaged women during the pandemic.
A Short History Of The Commission On The Status Of Women
The Commission on the Status of Women is instrumental in promoting women’s rights, documenting the reality of women’s lives around the world, and shaping global standards on gender equality and the empowerment of women.
Our Voices: A Snapshot Of Working Women
THE NATIONAL SURVEY OF WORKING WOMEN has captured the priorities of nearly 25,000 working women who are politically engaged and poised to take action in their communities, their unions and at the voting booth.
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Tara Cavanaugh Values Global Partnerships, Attends "Women’s Week" in the U.K.
Tara Cavanaugh knows that connecting with workers in other industries and countries is a crucial component to building collective power.
Local 14300’s Reagan Benge Discovers Newfound Confidence at District 8 Women’s Conference
Reagan Benge has worked at Jackson Warewashing Systems in Gray, Kent., for three years and has been wanting to get more involved with Local 14300. She knew the District 8 Women of Steel Conference this past August was a great way to do just that.
Paige Cisco Prioritizes Health and Safety at Local 689 in Ohio
For Paige Cisco of Local 689, fighting for workers’ health and safety is what motivates her every day. She is using that passion to educate her fellow members and be a mentor for the next generation.
Local 105 Member Tonya Clark Leads with Love of Community and Service
Prior to getting hired at Arconic, Tonya Clark worked in home healthcare where she served some of the most vulnerable community members. Now, she is grateful to lend a hand via her union that feels like home.