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Fill out the application and send it to greg@ufcwone.org for consideration The Women’s Network Region 1 is pleased to announce that the 2025 Child Care Grant application is now open! This grant remains one of the most significant benefits available to our members, and we encourage all eligible applicants to take advantage Read more…

REIMAGINE KIDNEY CARE Rather than working to find a better way of delivering dialysis, Rejuvenate solutions finds ways to access kidney transplants sooner and avoid the cost and negative impact of dialysis altogether. We partner with brokers, benefits consultants, captives and self-insured employers to transform lives and greatly reduce healthcare Read more…

UFCW Local One Statement Regarding Sale of Perna Franchise stores to Tops Corporate UFCW Local One was informed today that Tops Markets has acquired three Perna Tops Franchise stores located at 5827 South Transit Street in Lockport, 5175 Broadway in Depew, and 425 Niagara Street in Buffalo.  Tops Corporate will Read more…

UNION MEMBERS — The number of union workers employed in the private sector increased by 191,000 to 7.4 million in 2023, while the unionization rate was unchanged at 6.0 percent. Industries with high unionization rates included utilities (19.9 percent), transportation and warehousing (15.9 percent), educational services (12.9 percent), and motion Read more…

by Katherine Gallagher Robbins, Anwesha Majumder | Jan 24, 2024 | Fair Pay 2023 was a banner year for labor actions and unions. “Hot Strike Summer” morphed into “The Year of the Union” as a strong job market, more than a decade of intensive labor organizing kicked off by the “Fight for 15” and a growing Read more…

Legacy Pension Funding- Our Legacy Pension is underfunded, however with the Special Financial Assistance (SFA) from the PBGC, our Pension Fund is now fully funded and we pay benefits for the next several decades. The Legacy portion of the Fund is fully invested in the markets and will build over time. The Read more…

Pensions are now fully funded for almost 20,000 members, retirees, and spouses. UFCW Local One, Which Represents Thousands Of Food and Commercial Workers At Major Upstate Employers Like Tops Supermarket, Were Victims Of A Pension System That Collapsed After 2008 Crash; Without Action, After a Lifetime of Hard Work, Many Read more…

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