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UFCW 75: Frontline Labor

UFCW 75: Frontline Labor

By: UFCW Local 75
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On this podcast, we highlight members of UFCW Local 75 and the critical fight for fair contracts with livable wages, affordable benefits and job security, providing better lives for members and their families. From supermarkets and dispensaries to food processing and packing plants, there is power in a Union.

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Episodes
  • UFCW 75: Frontline Labor - Getting Active, Getting Involved

    UFCW 75: Frontline Labor - Getting Active, Getting Involved
    Oct 8 2024

    On today's episode, we'll hear from UFCW Local 75 members Lynn Adkins and Brian Chapman, as well as Secretary Treasurer Bryon O'Neal, on what it means to get active and get involved in your union!

    UFCW 75: Frontline Labor is available on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you get your podcasts!
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    55 mins
  • UFCW Local 75: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

    UFCW Local 75: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
    Aug 1 2024

    We're excited to announce the launch of our BRAND NEW podcast, UFCW 75: Frontline Labor! On the show, we'll talk with Local 75 members about their experiences in the Union, the work they're doing in the movement and much, much more!

    In today's episode, we'll hear from UFCW Local 75 Executive Board members Roberta Greaver and Haze Hererra, as well as President Kevin Garvey, on the past, present and future of UFCW and the labor movement as a whole.
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    1 hr and 2 mins

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