Last Chance to Pass Convention Amendments and Resolutions
Monday, May 4, is the deadline for locals to send amendments and resolutions to be considered at the 39th UAW Constitutional Convention June 15-18. This means your local’s April membership meeting is likely your last opportunity to vote on priorities you’d like to see instituted.
5 Tips to Win Your Union Election
These tips will help you build a winning campaign in your local union, whether you’re running for Convention Delegate, Executive Board, or a grievance handling role.
Will the Next Generation of Retirees Remain UAW Members?
Retired membership status allows UAW members to remain part of our union beyond our working years. How can we ensure retired workers who aren’t eligible for a defined-benefit pension can be included?
What Will Be Discussed at the UAW Constitutional Convention?
Leading up to the Constitutional Convention, members can propose changes to the UAW Constitution through amendments and set priorities for our union through resolutions. Here’s how it works.
The Call is Out for the 2026 UAW Constitutional Convention
The Call Letter for the 39th UAW Constitutional Convention has gone out to UAW locals across the country, which means Convention Delegate elections are near! Here are the key details from the call letter.
FAQ: Running for UAW Convention Delegate
The 39th UAW Constitutional Convention is this June in Detroit, Michigan. The Convention is an opportunity for elected delegates from all UAW locals to propose changes to the UAW Constitution and set priorities for our union for the next four years. Learn how to become a delegate to represent your local membership.
Is “One Member, One Vote” Guaranteed for Future UAW Elections?
In 2021, UAW members voted overwhelmingly to adopt “one member, one vote” direct elections for International Executive Board (IEB) officers. Direct voting is ensured for this year’s elections, but it’s not yet permanently protected in our Constitution.