District 10 News
Pitt Graduate Workers Vote to Join USW
University of Pittsburgh graduate workers voted to join the United Steelworkers (USW) union.
Workers at Squirrel Hill Health Center Vote to Join USW
Nearly 80 Squirrel Hill Health Center workers today voted to join the United Steelworkers (USW) union, citing their desire to better advocate for their patients, collaborate more closely with their administration, and have a voice on the job.
USW Welcomes 23 New Pediatric Specialty Care Workers in Danville, Pa.
After months of organizing and a grueling campaign with an employer that forced workers into two union elections, Pediatric Specialty Care workers in Danville, Pa. voted to join the USW in August.
University of Pittsburgh Staff Vote to Join USW
University of Pittsburgh staff members today voted to become members of the United Steelworkers (USW) union and look forward to bargaining their first union contract with the school’s administration.
USW Condemns McCormick for Exploiting Pyrex Workers
David McCormick sunk to a new low by visiting Charleroi to exploit the closing of the Pyrex plant and the loss of hundreds of good union jobs.
Eos Energy Workers Vote to Join USW
Approximately 160 workers at Eos Energy Enterprises in Pittsburgh voted to join the United Steelworkers (USW), marking a significant step in their pursuit of stronger job security, fair wages, and improved working conditions.
Museum Workers at The Frick Pittsburgh Vote to Join USW
Workers at The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to join the United Steelworkers (USW) union, solidifying their commitment to securing better working conditions.
Union Members Serve Up Pyrex Glassware
When Heather Roberts travels outside of her small hometown of Charleroi, Pa., and tells people where she is from, more often than not, they recognize that it also is home to Pyrex.
Abagael West of Local 1088 Celebrates New Life as Union-Represented Professor
As Abagael West wrapped up the academic year at the University of Pittsburgh this past May, the Teaching Assistant Professor began a new chapter that was a long-time coming: one as a USW member protected by a collective bargaining agreement.
USW Activists Take to the Streets on May Day to Honor Global Labor Movement
Members of the USW and the greater labor movement took to the streets across the country on May 1 to rally and march for global economic and social justice on International Workers’ Day.
Biden Supports Steelworkers as USW Continues Opposition to Proposed USS-Nippon Deal
Today we received personal assurances that President Joe Biden has our backs. He’s always been a friend to the American worker and our union, and we’re grateful he’s taking an interest in this matter.
USW on Black History Month: We must all take action to ensure the survival of our democracy
We encourage USW activists to get involved in securing our democracy by joining voter outreach programs, volunteering at the polls, and educating our communities about issues impacting Black workers and families.
USW Reviewing ATI Pension Annuitization
We're reviewing a plan by ATI to annuitize the pensions of more than 4,000 USW retirees. More...
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USW Files Unfair Labor Practice Charges as Pitt Administration Continues to Delay Faculty Bargaining
Negotiations can only be effective when both sides participate. The administration’s relentless silence on some of the most important bargaining topics suggests it has no interest in reaching a contract.