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Summer 2026 UAW Solidarity Magazine Cover

Summer 2026 Issue of Solidarity Magazine is Now Online!

The new Summer 2026 issue of Solidarity Magazine is now available. You can download it here, and share it with fellow UAW members.In this issue:...

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In Memory of our Brother Gary Sanders, Local 887 Financial Secretary

Contract Ratification

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Family member at UAW Family Scholarship looking at the Reuther brothers' statues

Application Deadline for the 2026 Family Scholarship Program is Fast Approaching

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A United Launch Alliance Delta 4 Heavy rocket launched NROL-91 for the National Reconnaissance Office Sept. 24, 2022, from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. Credit: ULA

Each of the Delta 4 Heavy’s common booster cores is powered by Aerojet Rocketdyone’s RS-68A main engines. The Delta cryogenic second stage is powered by an RL10C-2-1 engine. The rocket uses liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen in all stages.

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New Health & Safety Reps. at AeroJet Rocketdyne

President Joe Padilla;  I want to congratulate Gabe and Justin for being appointed UAW Local 887 Health and Safety Reps and Health and Safety alternate Rep. Brothers to me this is one of the most important positions you can hold in the Union.
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The History Of Labor Day

The First Labor Day Having the first Monday in September off from work was significant for American workers in 1894, when Labor Day was declared a national holiday. Working conditions in the country’s factories, railroads, mills, and mines were grim. Employees, including many children, were often required to work 12 hours a day, six days a week, in crowded, poorly ventilated spaces. Supervision was harsh and punishments were handed out to those who talked or sang as they worked.

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