United Auto Workers Local 249

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United Auto Workers Local 249 Local 249 represents active and retired workers at the Ford Motor Kansas City Assembly Plant. Proud builders of the Ford F-150 and Transit Commercial Van.

10/14/2026

Local 249 President Rob Brusick talks with Jordan Herrera, the UAW V-CAP endorsed candidate for U.S. House in Missouri's 4th Congressional District about how AI and Data Centers will affect working people.

Herrera believes AI must be built around workers, not used against them. The AFL-CIO’s Workers First Initiative on AI calls for stronger labor rights, collective bargaining, worker input, transparency, accountability, copyright protection, retraining, and safeguards against harmful workplace AI. That is exactly the lane I want to be in.

He will fight for:
• Worker notice before AI is deployed in the workplace
• Bargaining rights over AI-driven job changes
• Restrictions on AI surveillance and automated discipline
• Retraining and wage support for displaced workers
• A tax framework for AI systems that replace human labor
• If an algorithm replaces a worker, the company should not get a free pass while the community absorbs the damage.

Please welcome our newest member to the Recreation committee Tina Sambol!
10/13/2026

Please welcome our newest member to the Recreation committee Tina Sambol!

MISSOURI AMENDMENT 6: WHY IT MATTERS TO WORKING FAMILIESWhen Missouri voters approve a law, should politicians in Jeffer...
10/13/2026

MISSOURI AMENDMENT 6: WHY IT MATTERS TO WORKING FAMILIES

When Missouri voters approve a law, should politicians in Jefferson City be able to overturn their decision? Amendment 6 would make it harder for legislators to change or repeal voter-approved initiative laws, requiring at least 80% approval in both chambers. This matters to working families because Missouri voters have used ballot initiatives to protect wages, benefits, and workplace rights. In 2024, voters approved Proposition A, raising the minimum wage and establishing paid sick leave, only to see lawmakers eliminate the paid sick leave requirement and future automatic inflation adjustments. Supporters of Amendment 6 believe laws enacted by voters deserve stronger protection, while opponents argue legislators need flexibility to revise them. For UAW Local 249 members, the issue is whether decisions made directly by Missouri voters should be protected from subsequent legislative changes. Election Day is November 3. Make your voice heard!

Please welcome Christoher Williams to our organizing committee!
10/12/2026

Please welcome Christoher Williams to our organizing committee!

Please welcome Joe Anderson to our Organizing committee!
10/12/2026

Please welcome Joe Anderson to our Organizing committee!

Please welcome Sang "Lucky" Nguyen to our Organizing committee!
10/12/2026

Please welcome Sang "Lucky" Nguyen to our Organizing committee!

Please welcome Cody Pieper to the Organizing committee!
10/12/2026

Please welcome Cody Pieper to the Organizing committee!

Job Bids 10/12-18/2026!
10/12/2026

Job Bids 10/12-18/2026!

Address

8040 NE US Highway 69
Pleasant Valley, MO
64068

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+18164546333

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