UE150 NC Public Service Workers Union

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

Public service workers speak-out against all 3 state constitutional amendments.

10/13/2026

Next month workers will go to the polls to vote on 3 amendments to the state constitution. If passed, they would drain $17 billion per year from public services and jobs. VOTE NO!

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

🚨Union Busting Alert in Wake County🚨
Today, during the Wake County Librarian staff day, the keynote speaker dropped this anti-union slide 👀👀

They didn’t mention the low-morale was before we started organizing a union. At least one library worker was so appalled she immediately signed up for union membership on the spot. We know the best way to address workplace morale issues is to organize and take collective action together!

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

🚨ENDORSEMENT ALERT🚨

Upon recommendation from the UE150 Political Action Committee, last night the UE150 Executive Board voted unanimously to endorse the following seven (7) candidates in this November's election!

Voter registration is now available online (but it is due Friday, Oct 9) at :https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/offices-services/online/Pages/voter-registration-application.aspx

Early voting starts next Friday, October 15. Election day is Tuesday, November 3.

VOTE EARLY and VOTE OFTEN!!

UE150 is proud to endorse:
NC Supreme Court: Anita Earls
Mecklenburg: Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler & Beth Helfrich for NC
Granville: Haseeb Fatmi for North Carolina
Wake: Representative Julie von Haefen- NC House 36 Maria Louisa Saulog Cervania
Edgecomb County: David Batts

10/07/2026

☢☢ Dangerous amendments on the ballot!

Vote No on all 3 constitutional amendments!!

Capping income taxes for millionaires and corporations could lead to huge sales tax increase for working families.

09/27/2026

UE⚡️150 Charlotte City Workers Union
Sends Our condolences to Colleen's Family, and Our Union brothers and sisters at SEIU 32BJ
AN INJURY TO ONE, IS AN INJURY TO ALL✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻

🚨JUSTICE FOR COLLEEN COATES🚨
PACK THE ROOM IN SOLIDARITY WITH SEIU 32BJ

WHEN: This Monday at 4:30 PM
WHERE: Charlotte City Council Meeting
600 E.4th Street, Charlotte N.C 28202

Stand shoulder-to-shoulder with SEIU 32BJ to honor Colleen's life and demand fair pay, affordable healthcare, safe working conditions and excessive heat protection!

On September 17, our union sister Colleen Coates collapsed and died on a jet bridge in intense heat while waiting to clean an American Airlines aircraft at CLT Airport.

Colleen worked hard despite serious health conditions because a $15/hour wage left her with no choice.
Without affordable healthcare or enough paid time off, workers like Colleen are forced to risk their lives just to survive.

American Airlines reaps massive profits from Charlotte, yet they and their contractors continue to cut corners on worker safety, and pay.

The excuses end now!

WEAR YOUR UNION COLORS. DEMAND JUSTICE NOW.

09/25/2026

Earlier this week, a worker at the Charlotte airport died from excessive heat. Last year a city water worker in Greensboro, two farm workers, two construction workers & a postal worker all died from excessive heat in our state. Enough is enough. We need to establish a law!

CLT airport union calls for better conditions after cleaning worker’s death
READ MORE: bit.ly/4rugEsZ