Sheet Metal Workers Local 16 Archives - Page 2 of 4

Negotiations aren’t going well at 360 Sheet Metal in Vancouver. Union leaders say the company is going through the motions in bargaining.

A business representative of Sheet Metal Workers Local 16, he was involved in the lengthy CleanPak strike that began in 1998.

Working long hours in unsafe conditions for near minimum wage, a crew of Vancouver sheet metal workers vote to unionize.

Sheet Metal Workers Local 16 member Chris West competes in stock car races nearly every weekend throughout the summer.

The new SMART Northwest Regional Council covers 9,500 members in five locals in seven states.

The 2,045 member local has been working to increase union market share and attract more women and minority workers.

Fourteen members of Sheet Metal Workers Local 16 spent a morning weeding, bark dusting, and doing general cleanup on the grounds.

About 2,500 kids ages 5 to 14 got to keep two fish, and every child got a Zebco rod and reel.

Tired of being disrespected, shipyard workers are demanding a family-friendly work week.

Jason Joeckel of Laborers Local 737 is the new secretary-treasurer of the Metal Trades Council, which represents workers at the Portland Shipyards.