UAW Local 833 Members On Strike. Rally at Emil Mazey Hall in Sheboygan November 16. March to Kohler Co. Headquarters / Strike Support Information

Over 2,000 UAW Local 833 members went on strike this morning Nov. 16 against Kohler Co. in Wisconsin. To send them support, follow UAW Region 4. ‪#‎Solidarity‬

http://uawlocal833.org/

UAW Local 833 members at Kohler voted 94 percent to strike Nov. 15.

Gather by 7 a.m., Monday, November 16 at the union headquarters Emil Mazey hall, 5425 Superior Ave, Sheboygan, WI 53083.

March to Kohler company headquarters.

Questions about the rally and march and where picket lines are: (920) 458-2173.

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ALWAYS NEEDED:

• Bring or mail (through union represented UPS or USPS) supplies and monetary contributions to Emil Mazey hall, 5425 Superior Ave, Sheboygan, WI 53083 (hats, hand and foot warmers, gloves, water, coffee, hot chocolate, snacks etc.).
• If you’re a member of a union, community organization or progressive faith-based organization, take up monetary collections, organize delegations to the picket lines, get resolutions sponsored and passed, open your halls for strike support etc.
• Local 833 members and supporters also need assistance with picket line transportation to various picket locations and to and from the union hall. If you have a vehicle or can help access large transport vehicles call the union hall to assist: (920) 458-2173.
  

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The list of unions and community organizations supporting UAW Local 833 are growing by the hour including the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 998, Defeat “Right To Work” in Wisconsin, Fight For 15 Wisconsin, Fightback News, the Milwaukee Teachers Education Association (MTEA), Moratorium Now (Detroit), Occupy Riverwest, the Overpass Light Brigade, People’s Power Assemblies, the Wisconsin Bail Out The People Movement…

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From: http://www.fightbacknews.org/

Workers from around the state of Wisconsin will be driving up to support those on strike.

Andrew May, a semi-truck driver and member of Teamster Local 344 and the United Workers Organization, states, “I’m supporting the strikers to show solidarity. The more strength and support they have, the easier it is to have a fair contract and win a victory for Wisconsin workers. Workers should go to the picket lines and stand with them and spread the word locally in their own workplaces and communities.”