UWUA Local 150

07/22/2024

Calling all Local 150 Racing Fans! Have you heard about the Dragstrip Outing Aug 3rd?? Check out the details here in the flyer and give Justin a call to confirm your spot by Friday July 26 if possible!!

04/07/2024

07/27/2023

UWUA National Executive Vice President, Patrick Dillon (previously President of Local 150!), addressing the 32nd Constitutional Convention. One emphasis was that even in the reality of climate change we cannot take any form of production completely off the table.

07/27/2023

Our Local 150 President, Aurbery Watson, spoke passionately in support of the Resolution "Support for Nuclear Energy and Workers". (From the floor of the 32nd Constitutional Convention of the UWUA in Las Vegas, NV)

06/01/2023

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11/07/2022

If you’ve ever in your life needed health care these fights involve you and your loved ones. Organized labor is not only fighting for fair wages and benefits. The Michigan Nurses Association is fighting for safe patient/care ratios for YOUR benefit. So they can offer better care to their patients and retain talent instead of burning out healthcare staff. Our Families deserve the best care and staff we can get. ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻 solidarity

09/28/2022

Organized labor met as a whole for the 69th Annual Michigan State AFL-CIO Community Services School being held at the UAW Education Center in Onaway, Michigan. Engagements for this years roster included workshop classes in Community Services 101, Retirement and Financial planning, Michigan AFL-CIO WDI: Building Employment Pipelines, Michigan AFL-CIO Advocates: Public Policy Advocacy, Basics of Healthcare/Medicare/Medicare Advantage, Michigan AFL-CIO WDI:Workplace Safety Standards, Union Volunteerism, and Union preparation for Strike, Lockout, and Layoff. Depending on the workshop, deep discussions focused around a foundation of open thought and future preparations on how Organized Labor has in the past and will continue to lead the discussions on key work force issues effecting our communities. Topics that came up included affordable child care, apprenticeships and training for now and into the next generation, and how to advocate for changes needed. In attendance were representatives from many AFL-CIO affiliated Unions, Labor Council Representatives, United Way Labor Liaisons statewide. UWUA Local 150 and Local 223 from Michigan were in attendance.

In the pictures are a community service project funded by the IBEW for the Community Services School this year. A small act of community service was scheduled and implemented by packing food boxes in an assembly line for the local Onaway food bank by the School attendees. In addition to this members in attendance brought dry goods for donation that were delivered to the food bank for local support.

09/02/2022

Monday’s severe weather outbreak raced through the Lower Peninsula, leaving 185,000 of you without power. As soon as it was safe to do so, our crews sprang into action to restore power. Some of the jobs are easy to see, like lineworkers and tree trimmers. Others, like our damage assessors, logistics specialists, dispatchers, and customer care teams, contribute in ways that are not as easy to see but just as important in reducing your stress during an outage.

On behalf of the entire Consumers Energy team, thank you for your patience the past few days. Thank you for your kind words of support, delivered here on Facebook, via email or in person. We are proud to serve you!

08/07/2022

Great outing last night!

07/25/2022

Last chance! Get at us today!

Deadline for ticket sales is coming quickly!