United State of Women Event in Nation's Capitol with AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler Features UFCW 21 Member Ariana Davis
/United State of Women Event in Nation's Capitol with AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler Features UFCW 21 Member Ariana Davis. There are so many challenges of women the the workplace. But being in a union can make a huge difference. Protection from favoritism, a wage scale, security from unfair discipline.
Grocery Store Workers Ratify New Contract
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“This contract is a big step forward toward a better life for thousands of workers in our region,” said Ariana Davis, a Safeway worker from Renton and Bargaining Team member
Read MoreMembers Stand Up for Their Rights
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While employers can fire most workers in Washington without any reason at all, they need a good reason if firing unionized workers. When Tika Kamara (shown with her kids), a Lab worker at Group Health North Shore was terminated without her employer following the rules, she contacted her union and pushed back.
Read MoreUFCW 21 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
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Every student should have the opportunity to learn. And if they seek a higher education, they should be able to go to school regardless of their ability to pay. That is part of the American Dream.
Read MoreDonations — Thank You
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Every three months UFCW 21 members come together at General Membership Meetings around the state – from Forks to Spokane and from Centralia to Bellingham and many places in between.
Read MorePersonal Health Assessment
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HRA Funding: More than half of our members have health care coverage through Sound Health and Wellness Trust and save up to $500 per member or $1,000 for a family by completing their Health Related Actions (HRA) every year.
Read MoreHigher Minimum Wage & Paid Sick Leave for All
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Until late June, we’re in the final push to gather signatures to put this initiative on the fall ballot. Contact your Union Rep or Steward to get a petition and get 10 people to sign it. A lot of people working together, that is what it means to be a union.
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