The Education Department is proud to present “Teaching Tuesdays” as a series of classes that USW members can attend from the comfort of their homes.
All classes are held at either 11 a.m. or 8 p.m. EST, so if you are interested in attending one of the classes please click on the time that you can attend. Sessions run for 90 minutes.
All stewards training classes will be held on the first Tuesday of each month.
We will be using Zoom to host each session. You can create a Zoom account and/or download the software here.
Oct. 7, 2025: New Hire Orientation
First impressions are important. Learn how to build member solidarity from day one on the job.
Oct. 14, 2025: Just Cause – How to Best Represent Members in Discipline & Discharge Situations
Just cause is used in labor arbitration to determine whether an employer has a valid reason for disciplining or terminating an employee. In this session, we will discuss the tests to meet the standard of just cause.
Oct. 28, 2025: Book Club: “A History of America in Ten Strikes”- Chapter 5, The Bread and Roses Strike
Join the Education Department in discussing “American History in 10 Strikes” by Erik Loomis. Please join us on Tuesday, Oct. 28th, as we dive into Chapter 5, “The Bread and Roses Strike.”
Due to scheduling conflicts, this month’s book club has been moved to the 4th Tuesday. Moving forward they will continue to be the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Get a copy from your local library, download an audiobook, buy used, or shop local and get ready to talk labor history!
Nov.18, 2025: Book Club: Chapter 6, The Flint Sit Down Strike & New Deal
Join the Education Department in discussing “American History in 10 Strikes” by Erik Loomis. Please join us on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, as we dive into Chapter 6, “The Flint Sit Down Strike & New Deal”
The 3rd Tuesday of each month, we’ll continue to cover one chapter at a time. If you haven’t yet, there’s still time to get a copy from your local library, download an audiobook, buy used, or shop local and get ready to talk labor history!
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