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Chris Smalls at an Amazon Labor Union rally

26 Feb, 2024

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Celebrating Black History: Chris Smalls

Chris Smalls, born in 1988 in Hackensack, New Jersey, is currently making history in his role as President of the recently established Amazon Labor Union. He began his career with Amazon in 2015 as a picker in a warehouse in New Jersey.

Celebrating Black History: Chris Smalls

CWA members participating in a St. Patrick's Day parade.

22 Feb, 2024

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Join Us for St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations!

Burlington and Mercer County will each be having St. Patrick’s Day parades, which Local 1036 will be participating in. We encourage our members to join us for a day of family-friendly fun and march in the labor delegations of the parade.

Join Us for St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations!

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22 Feb, 2024

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2024 Spring Scholarships Available

There are currently five total scholarship opportunities available through your connection to our union with upcoming deadlines in April and May of 2024.

2024 Spring Scholarships Available

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21 Feb, 2024

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Simplifying the Workplace With Telework

The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a new use of technology, especially for state workers. Increased access to take home tech and apps like laptops, Zoom, and Teams made it possible for the state to continue running despite workers being fully remote.

Simplifying the Workplace With Telework

Hattie Canty in front of the Frontier Hotel giving a speech

14 Feb, 2024

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Celebrating Black History: Hattie Canty

Hattie Canty, born in 1933 in rural Alabama, would go on to be a leading force in the labor movement, championing the causes of organized labor and the Civil Rights movement.

Celebrating Black History: Hattie Canty