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SNIPs Magazine Highlights SMART Heroes Program
Snips Magazine talked to SMART’s Charles Mulcahy about how SMART is providing career paths for transitioning military personnel through the SMART Heroes program. You can view the interview here: https://www.snipsmag.com/videos?bctid=5663454414001Real-life Rosie the Riveter dead at 96
Real-life Rosie the Riveter, Naomi Parker Fraley, died Saturday, Jan. 20. The iconic World War II “We Can Do It!” posters were based on a 1942 photo of Parker taken while standing at a lathe. A waitress, turned lathe operator, Fraley and her sister Ada joined the [...]Ohio reps seek to change Ohio constitution to include right-to-work laws
CBS affiliate WKBN reports that two Republican Ohio lawmakers want to try once again to make Ohio a right-to-work state. Representatives John Becker (Dist. 65) and Craig Reiden (Dist. 82) are proposing six different right-to-work measures for the 2020 ballot. This comes just [...]SMART Member Wins Elk Hunt of a Lifetime
By Courtney Miller (Union Sportsmen’s Alliance) Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) member Lindsay Lanning was flipping through her SMART Journal when the words “Stalking Your Dream Hunt?” caught her attention. It was a page about the USA and Carhartt Ultimate Elk Hunt Swe [...]BLS Report: Union Membership Rises In 2017
Last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its annual report on union membership, which found that the number of union members rose by 260,000 in 2017. This number reflects a series of organizing victories across the United States in all industries as working families [...]SMART SM Local 100 Hosts Former NAACP Chair Ben Jealous
The SMART Local 100 Training Facility has been a hotbed of activity in recent months with visits from US Dept of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta and now former NAACP Chairman and MD Gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous. According to Jealous, “College isn’t the only path [...]Sheet Metal Local 80 Opening Doors For Detroit Residents
When the economy crashed, many Detroit residents had to search for any job that could pay the immediate bills instead of a promising career that could provide a future. Building trades unions and their affiliated contractor associations stepped up with the Access for All pro [...]