UAW Local 2069

05/30/2026

05/28/2026

Congratulations to the winning candidates! And thank you to the membership that turned out to vote.

05/28/2026

UAW2069: Election Notice - Per our bylaws, the counting of ballots has stopped as of 11pm, ballots have been secured, and counting will resume at 7am. Results of the Triennial Election will be available to the membership tomorrow afternoon. Thanks for your understanding of this process. - Local 2069 Election Committee

05/27/2026

ID left at the union hall. Please come and pick it up.

05/26/2026

UAW2069: Triennial elections will be held tomorrow, May 27th, 2026, at the Union Hall from 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM. See the attached for all the nominees for each position. Check out the Election Guide for all officers' job duties. https://rcsng-msg.com/sfGfzPZea https://rcsng-msg.com/pJkojzA88

Please note that from now until Friday, no non-election posts will not be posted, as Facebook's algorithm can kill a page if posts are posted with low engagement. Please let your voice be heard and get out and vote.

05/26/2026

Nothing radical about standing up for workers.

05/24/2026

Have We Lost the Meaning of Solidarity?

Solidarity once meant workers standing together with loyalty, respect, and unity. It meant understanding that our strength comes from protecting one another, not tearing each other down.

Today, too many people are quicker to run to HR, management, supervisors, social media, or outside sources about fellow union members instead of speaking directly to each other first. Rumors spread faster than facts, and division replaces unity.

That is not solidarity.

We will not always agree on everything, and disagreements are normal. But respect should remain even when opinions differ. Real solidarity means communicating with one another honestly, handling problems with maturity, and remembering that attacking each other only weakens our union.

Brotherhood and sisterhood are more than slogans. They mean supporting one another during difficult times, resolving issues respectfully, and standing together instead of turning against each other.

The labor movement was built by workers who understood that divided workers are weak workers. Unity was their strength, and it should still be ours today.

We should ask ourselves:
Have we forgotten how to communicate with respect?
Have we allowed division to become more important than unity?
Have we lost sight of what solidarity truly means?

A strong union is built on honesty, accountability, mutual respect, and unity — not gossip, retaliation, or division.

Solidarity is not just a word.
It is a responsibility.

— UAW Local 2069 Education Committee
May 24, 2026

05/23/2026

The Veterans Committee held their annual Memorial Day Ceremony this morning and recognized Mark Peterson and Murdock for their 35 years of service to our local Veterans Committee. We sincerely thank both of them for their dedication to our Veteran's and our Local over the years. We also would like to thank everyone who came out in support of our Veterans Committee this morning.