CWA Local 4320

UAW Local 402 is an amalgamated labor organization and a local branch of the United Automobile, Aerospace, Agricultural Workers of America International Union. They represent multiple units and provide representation and support to their members who work at International Truck Engine Corporation, Clark County Engineer's unit, and AKZO-Nobel Coatings, Incorporated in Springfield, OH. With a well-developed network of standing committees, they actively engage in community and civic affairs, encouraging their members to get involved. UAW Local 402's members fabricate and assemble medium-duty trucks, service International's assembly plant, paint facility, and the new cab stamping facility at the Springfield Assembly Plant. They also have a modification center, the Truck Specialty Center (T.S.C.), where the finished trucks are customized according to customer needs. Additionally, their Clark County Engineer's unit maintains bridges and roads in the county, including snow removal during winter months. AKZO-Nobel Coatings supplies paint to the Springfield Assembly Plant. UAW Local 402 is committed to providing an interesting and informative experience for visitors and welcomes any comments or questions.Generated from the website

Laborer's Local 1216 in Mansfield, OH is a part of the Laborers' International Union of North America, representing over 20,000 members in construction, public sector, and service industries. The union operates under collective bargaining agreements, ensuring fair pay, benefits, and opportunities for its members throughout the state. Founded over a century ago, LIUNA focuses on advancing the lives of its members through unity and negotiation. Their commitment to creating safe worksites and advocating for worker rights is evident in their initiatives and partnerships. With a progressive and proactive approach, Laborer's Local 1216 plays a vital role in supporting its members and the community. Generated from the website content

The Transport Workers Union of America, affiliated with the AFL-CIO, represents over 155,000 members across various sectors including airlines, railroads, transit, and utilities. Founded in 1934 by Michael J. Quill and fellow organizers, the union is dedicated to advocating for the rights and livelihoods of working people while confronting challenges posed by new technologies. With a strong emphasis on safety and fair treatment, the TWU actively engages in campaigns to address critical issues such as workplace violence, equitable funding for transit operations, and the reshoring of jobs in aircraft maintenance. The union strives to protect its members' interests and advance their quality of life through ongoing organizing efforts and strategic negotiations. Generated from the website