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Tentative Agreement and Vote: Update to the MBW Agreement

(Update: This Agreement was ratified per Membership vote, 9/29/21)

This fight is far from over.

September 20th, 2021

Take Action

Register for IUE-CWA GE Worker Virtual Town Hall, SEPT. 1ST 7PM

All IUE-CWA Members that work at GE are encouraged to attend this virtual town hall on September 1st at 7pm. Register for the event here to reserve your spot.

Go Fund Me for Injured Brother

"On Saturday morning, July 24, Pedro was involved in an accident at work. There was a series of unfortunate events that resulted in an Arc-Flash, causing serious burns to Pedro. Please donate whatever you can, we are hoping to raise money to help alleviate even just a little bit of their burden."

Take the MBW 2021 Negotiations Membership Survey

Market Based Wage Survey 2021

Deadline: May 17th, 5pm

The first bargaining session has been scheduled for May 27th, 2021. This survey is so that membership feedback can be brought to the bargaining table by your Negotiating Committee. Please fill it out and return to your steward or the Union hall by 5pm Monday, May 17th 2021.

For those that wish to fill out a paper survey, one will be included in the May Edition of the Local 201 News, published May 11th.

How an American Family Raised on GE Wages Copes With Income Inequality

by Jessica Goodheart for Capital and Main

https://capitalandmain.com/how-an-american-family-raised-on-ge-wages-copes-with-income-inequality

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Decision Bargaining Results in Reduced Impact of TOW

admin on Friday, June 4 - 8:40am

Decision Bargaining Results in Reduced Impact of TOW
Vote Yes on the Tentative Agreement June 15th to Keep Our Work in Lynn

On heels of worker dissent and protests, shareholders vote down GE CEO's pay package

admin on Tuesday, May 4 - 4:35pm

GE CEO pay knocked down, workers have their say:

On heels of worker dissent and protests, shareholders vote down GE CEO Larry Culp’s pay package

BOSTON, MASS. - On the morning of Tuesday, May 4, General Electric employees staged a protest at the front door of the GE headquarters in Boston. Workers gathered in the rain with stickers, signs, and banners decrying what was slated to be a $47 million bonus for current GE CEO Larry Culp.