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UFCW Local 7 retweeted
REMINDER ❗ UFCW’s Free Language Program Fall quarter applications will open Friday, September 18 at 1pm ET. Be sure to mark your calendar, as enrollment is on a first come, first served basis! ➡️ bit.ly/3FBvRSn
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“This closure was the natural result of years of chronic underinvestment in the Pueblo facility, and is a consequence of Mission Foods’ decisions to routinely put profit ahead of its people. Not only is this closure tragic for our Local 7 members, but also for the entire Pueblo
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community. Sadly, this is yet another case of billionaires choosing to line their pockets rather than nourish the communities they serve. Local 7 will do everything in our power, including working closely with our government and community allies and the Southern Colorado
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Labor Council to provide workers with the resources necessary to work through this transition.” -UFCW Local 7 President Kim Cordova
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Celebrating 250 years of independence, history, and the enduring spirit of our nation. Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸✨
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Working people deserve leaders who understand the struggles families face every day. UFCW Local 7 is proud to endorse @MannyRutinel in the race for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District because he has consistently stood with workers and fought for economic justice,
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dignity on the job, and stronger communities.
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UFCW Local 7 retweeted
Endorsement Alert!📣 So honored to have the endorsement of @UFCW_7 🙏🏽 UFCW represents meatpacking workers at JBS, the largest employer in Weld County, and I am proud to stand with them.
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From all of us at UFCW Local 7, we honor and remember the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country this Memorial Day. 🇺🇸
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Beast Mode on the picket line ✊🔥 UFCW Local 7 showing up in solidarity with our @teamsters455 siblings. Loud, united, and unstoppable. When workers stand together, we don’t back down, we build power. 💪
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Today, UFCW Local 7 showed up in solidarity with our Teamsters brothers and sisters at Cargill who have been locked out while fighting for the fair contract. Stand strong, we are with you! An injury to one is an injury to all ✊
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Cargill chose to lock out the very workers who keep its profits running. UFCW Local 7 stands in solidarity with our @teamsters455 siblings who are being denied the opportunity to work while fighting for the fair contract, dignity, and respect they deserve.
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Meatpacking workers do some of the hardest and most essential work in this country, and instead of bargaining fairly, Cargill responded with a lockout. This is corporate greed, plain and simple. We call on Cargill to end the lockout immediately, return to the bargaining table,
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and negotiate in good faith. Workers built this industry and workers will stand together against intimidation and union busting every single time. Their fight is our fight. Solidarity forever. ✊🏽
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Happy May Day! ✊ Today we celebrate the power of workers, the strength of solidarity, and the victories we win when we stand together. Here’s to the fight for dignity, fair wages, and respect on the job today and every day.
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UFCW Local 7 stands proud with working people everywhere.
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We’ve been reflecting on everything it took to win our ULP strike with JBS, and one thing is clear, we didn’t do it alone. ✊ This victory was powered by every single person who showed up, spoke out, donated, walked the line, and refused to back down with us.
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To our union family, community members, elected leaders, and local businesses your support gave our members strength on the hardest days and reminded us what solidarity truly looks like.
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From the picket lines to the rallies, from words of encouragement to real action you helped make this win possible. We are proud. We are grateful. And we are stronger because of you. This is what solidarity looks like.
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