We would like to thank IUPAT General President James Williams Jr. and Senior Advisor to General President Maria Foster for visiting the FTI Training Center yesterday. During their visit, both Williams Jr. and Foster met with IUPAT DC 53 business staff to discuss IUPAT business. They also took a tour of the Training Center and […]
Feb. 11, 1913 – Firestone workers walk off the job in protest of a new piece-rate scale. Within days, nearly 15,000 workers joined the strike. Feb. 25, 1913 – 25,000 immigrant textile workers go on strike against unfair conditions in Paterson, NJ silk factories, fighting for better wages and hours. Feb. 6, 1919 – The […]
Thank you to IUPAT DC 53 members Caleb Skaggs, Greg Grimes, Josh Sparks, Austin Parsons, and Duane Jones from Local 1072 for their work at the Keith Albee Theater in Huntington.
Feb. 14, 1903 – President Theodore Roosevelt signs the law creating the Department of Commerce and Labor. Feb. 11, 1913 – Firestone workers walk off the job over a new piece-rate scale, leading to a major strike. Feb. 6, 1919 – The Seattle General Strike begins, with union members shutting down the city in support […]
With Valentine’s Day weekend here, choose union-made gifts for your loved ones. From chocolates and flowers to a nice dinner, supporting union workers makes every gift even more meaningful.
While at the FTI Training Center in Weston for their training, IUPAT DC 53 first-year apprentices were able to meet and talk with council’srepresentatives.These discussions provided apprentices with insights about IUPAT and how the reps will support them in the field.
Thank you to IUPAT DC 53 members Harry Gray (LU 91), Alyssa Cox (LU 438), and Rodney Porter (LU 91) for your work with Intex Painting on a house in Yorkville. Your dedication is appreciated!
Super Bowl Sunday is almost here, and it’s shaping up to be a good matchup! Whether you’re hosting a party or just grabbing snacks for a night in, make sure to stock up on union-made products. Every purchase supports good jobs and the hardworking people behind them.
At just 19 years old, Kate Mullany, an Irish immigrant, led the Collar Laundry Union in Troy, New York on February 23, 1864. This all-female union went on strike and won better wages and safer working conditions. Mine owners in Cripple Creek, Colorado cut wages from $3 to $2.50 a day on February 7, 1894. […]
Thank you to IUPAT DC 53 members Joseph Hawkey (LU 91), Jeffery Peterson (LU 438), Tom Crabtree (LU 438), Gary Speece (LU 91), Kevin Arnett (LU 438), and Jason Williams (LU 91) for your work at the D&M Coatings shop. Your hard work and commitment are appreciated!
IUPAT DC 53 honors Black History Month by recognizing the contributions of Black workers to our union and the labor movement. We remain committed to the ongoing fight for equality and justice
