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National Apprenticeship Week spotlight: Lily May Gibson
The SMART Women’s Committee is highlighting female apprentices as part of National Apprenticeship Week 2024. And in St. Louis, second-year apprentice Lily May Gibson is getting her career off to a strong start, founding the first Local 36 Women’s Committee and doing her part to bring more sisters into our trade. The post National Apprenticeship Week spotlight: Lily May Gibson appeared first on SMART Union. — Nov 18
SMART launches “Be Excellent” challenge; members encouraged to share stories of solidarity
As union sheet metal workers, SMART members practice excellence every day in our craft. Now, as part of the I Got Your Back campaign, we are challenging members to Be Excellent. The Be Excellent challenge asks SMART members to incorporate small but important practices into their routines to build camaraderie with each other and reinforce union solidarity. The post SMART launches “Be Excellent” challenge; members encouraged to share stories of solidarity appeared first on SMART Union. — Nov 18
Local 5 members build beds for Tennessee kids
The SMART Army showed out in force for kids in need in Bradley County, Tennessee, last October: Local 5 members partnered with the local chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, building 30 beds for children forced to sleep without them. The post Local 5 members build beds for Tennessee kids appeared first on SMART Union. — Nov 15
A tribute to a family railroad legacy
SMART-TD honors Joyce Mendoza, whose family’s deep ties to the railroad industry span generations, with a heartfelt thank you for her ongoing commitment to safety and union values. Her donation of her father’s railroad lantern symbolizes the dedication of past and present railroad workers, a testament to the sacrifices that have shaped our communities. The post A tribute to a family railroad legacy appeared first on SMART Union. — Nov 15
Michigan Senate Committee Passes SB 100 for Two-Person Minimum Crew Law
SMART-TD's relentless pursuit to enshrine 2-person crew regulations into law continues. A bipartisan bill in Michigan advances to the Senate, which will protect railroad union members in the Wolverine state if the FRA regulation were to be struck down. The post Michigan Senate Committee Passes SB 100 for Two-Person Minimum Crew Law appeared first on SMART Union. — Nov 14

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