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NEMIC adds new director of implementation
Ohio native Cassandra Kline has been hired as NEMIC’s director of building construction technology, serving as a field representative to SMART locals all over the United States and Canada.
NEMIC says goodbye to longtime stalwarts
Ohio native Cassandra Kline has been hired as NEMIC’s director of building construction technology, serving as a field representative to SMART locals all over the United States and Canada.
SMART states case for Railway Safety Act before commerce committee
In the aftermath of February’s rail disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, Ohio State Legislative Director testified before the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee held a key hearing on March 22 on “Improving Rail Safety in Response to the East Palestine Derailment.”
In rail safety victory, 2PC signed into law in Ohio
New rail safety rules mandate two-person crews for freight trains traveling in Ohio and require wayside defect detectors be installed 10-15 miles apart. In 1993, newly elected President Bill Clinton was taking the reins from George H.W. Bush. “Home Improvement,” & [...]
The significance of June: BE4ALL turns 18 (months)
June is an important month for SMART: It marks 18 months since the launch of the Belonging and Excellence for All (BE4ALL) effort. This represents a significant milestone for our organization. It underscores our commitment to creating environments where all workers feel se [...]
SMART, SMOHIT recognized for mental health mission
The SMART MAP offers mental health awareness and action training, enabling SMART mentors to provide support for members struggling with substance use disorder or mental health issues.
Michigan repeals anti-worker “right-to-work” law
Pro-labor elected officials in Michigan restored workers’ right to collectively bargain and ensured workers are offered competitive wages, finally rewarding the efforts of union workers and allies. House Democrats voted on March 8 to repeal the state’s decade-old so-cal [...]
SMART members, union volunteers build waterfowl blinds for National Wildlife Refuges
Waterfowlers in the Northwest will have access to several new duck hunting blinds in the Mid- Columbia River National Wildlife Refuge Complex (NWRC) because of a recent Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) Work Boots on the Ground conservation project completed by union volunteers.