Jay Oak-Schiller, a longtime UFCW Local 367 member and shop steward from Fred Meyer Stevens, was invited to speak at the biennial Labor Notes Conference, the largest gathering of grassroots union activists and organizers in North America. This year's conference brought together over 4,500 union members, organizers, and labor activists from across the continent. Jay participated in the panel "Unions, Climate, and the Fight for Affordability," which explored the connections bet

Workers across the South Sound are organizing for better wages, safer workplaces, and respect on the job. The South Sound Organizing School is a hands-on training program that teaches workers and community leaders the skills needed to build campaigns and win real change.

As featured in The News Tribune, UFCW 367 is fighting to raise wages and protect workers in Tacoma.

Election Day is rapidly approaching on November 5th. Voting is a Change that starts with us, and our voices should be heard.