Written by Linda D. Wattley On March 30, 2023, Local 343C members voted to accept the new contract with Profusion Industries ending their five-week strike. Most importantly, the contract proposal ends the two-tier system...
Written by Linda D. Wattley Six and a half years ago former ICWUC President Frank Cyphers and former Organizer, now current President of the ICWUC Lance Heasley met with workers of Cristal in Ashtabula,...
Left with no other choice, members of Local 343C moved to strike against ProFusion Industries located in Marietta, Ohio on Saturday, February 23, 2023. Union representative Ed Rempel said the issues that are causing...
Written by Linda D. Wattley Vince Diaz was a long-time officer of ICWU Local 110 and eventually transferred to Local 121 in Washington, where he is well-known for victorious outcomes for union members....
Written By Linda D. Wattley Labor Day…”When the Unions Inspiration through the Workers Blood Shall Run. There can be no power greater beneath the sun. Yet what force on earth is weaker than...
Tel Aviv, Israel; November 18, 2022 – ICL (NYSE: ICL) (TASE: ICL), a leading global specialty minerals company, recently announced plans to build a $400 million lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cathode active material (CAM) manufacturing plant in St....
Johnell McDaniel (ICWUC Local 638C) and Anthony Rogers (ICWUC Local 488C) would like to thank President Heasley and the ICWUC for allowing us to be part of the UFCW Minority Coalition and attend the...
Billionaire British Owner Eliminated Workers’ Pensions and Affordable Health Care After Takeover (ASHTABULA, Ohio) – More than 140 workers picketed outside of INEOS Pigments’ titanium dioxide production facility in Ashtabula, Ohio, yesterday, to demand...
The Union Veterans Council seeks to bring together union leaders and union members who are veterans to speak out on veteran’s issues and influence public policy to improve the quality of life for U.S....
Randy started at American Cyanamid in 1972. His father got him “a good union job” Starting wage of $3.49 per hour was a fair wage for the era. Randy worked as a Mill Helper...