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Fundraiser established for survivors of member who died on the job
Joshua Bates, a member of Local 496 in Ohio, died while on the job of a heart attack. A fundraiser has been established by his union family for his wife and three children.
SMART-TD celebrates Arizona law that protects transit workers
“This new law represents a new day in Arizona. If you put your hands on a SMART-TD member or any transit professional, you’re going to have to face real consequences.” —SMART-TD Transit Union’s Arizona Safety and Legislative Director Scott Jones
2024 Labor Day message from TD President Jeremy Ferguson
For many Americans, Labor Day signifies the end of another summer, the start of school or just another welcomed day off from work. For those of us involved in organized labor, it means so much more.
FRA discovers Big Orange has a big disconnect on safety
BNSF’s managers had a consistently high opinion of how safe the workplace is that they oversee. The more closely an employee works with an actual train, however, the lower their estimation of how safely the organization runs. The FRA report provides a reality check.
FRA denies railroads’ request to run without watchdog technology
FRA nixed an attempt by two Class I carriers and three passenger carriers to be able to shut down critical safety tech for as long as three days. The SMART-TD railroad union’s public comment was a big reason why.
Election 2024: The union difference
Your union, your family, your vote: What the facts say about your choice for the White House Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz have had our backs their whole careers. Now it’s our turn to have theirs. During her term as vice president, Kamala Harris: During h [...]
Special Focus: SMART members meet the challenge
Sheet metal and transportation workers exercised collective power to win laws and federal appointees who act in our interests. After extraordinary mobilization in recent years, union votes are translating directly to union jobs.
Challenge met — but we’re not done
General President's Message