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"We can feel how much workers are under attack from corporations right now. And even the very few rights we have are under threat. So I’m here to ask for public officials to stand up for working people" -@UNITEHERE President Gwen Mills on #UIforStrikingWorkers

UNITE HERE President Gwen Mills calls on Connecticut elected leaders to support SB 8 and HB 6904, which would help ensure that workers who exercise their right to strike and are already struggling to get by don’t suffer more extreme hardship. Email now: local34.org/sb8

Powerful labor town hall with Senators Murphy & Blumenthal. We are fortunate in CT to have two strong Senators fighting every day for working people. But make sure to continue reaching out & telling your stories about how federal cuts and freezes will impact working families.

This is what #solidarity looks like! Union members came out to support workers at Barnes & Noble in North Haven as they organize a union with UFCW Local 919/CT Cannabis Union!

Our Work Makes Yale Work! Go to our website to read more about how our workers make this university great! local34.org/our-work-makes…

Join us this Saturday at 12pm on the New Haven Green to demand hands off our civil rights! It's time to come together and build the just future our youth deserve.

Our Work Makes Yale Work! Go to our website to read more about how our workers make this university great! local34.org/our-work-makes…

Write a letter to your CT public officials! Connecticut Senate Bill 8 and House Bill 6904 would make striking workers eligible for unemployment benefits after two weeks on strike. Send your letter now: local34.org/sb8

Our Work Makes Yale Work! Go to our website to read more about how our workers make this university great! local34.org/our-work-makes…

Join workers across Connecticut as we rally and march to call on our elected officials to stand up for a workers agenda. 12:00 Noon on Saturday at the State Capitol Building.

Working people out in force to demand a workers' agenda, including passing unemployment insurance for striking workers! #1u

SB 8: We Can't Wait! We had a great day in Hartford talking to lawmakers about protecting workers rights with Senate Bill 8.

Join us on May Day! Now is the time for all of us to organize and fight back against attacks on working families. local34.org/mayday

📢 New Haven! Join @NewHavenRising and allies this Thursday, May 1st at 5 PM for MAY DAY!✊ We're standing with hundreds of cities nationwide to demand an end to the billionaire takeover! Let's build a better future for ALL! 💪 Join Us! newhavenrising.org/mayday

Last Wednesday we talked to legislators about how SB 8 / HB 6904 ensures workers can stand up for fair wages without risking everything. It’s about fairness and protecting working families. See you again this week!

Local 34 leaders are joining union members across the state at the Capitol. Every week we're pushing Gov. Lamont and our legislators to protect CT's workers and pass SB 8. Workers deserve a fair shot to settle fair contracts!

"Some of my earliest memories are on the picket line with my mom. Over 30 yrs later, I'm a 34 member and the wages & benefits she fought for support me & my kids today. Moms on the picket line aren't just fighting for themselves—they're fighting for all of us.” - Ellen Cupo, WGSS

What do you deserve? More than being starved out by greedy bosses. SB 8 protects our right to fight for what we’re worth. What side are you on?!

"The machinists’ strike at RTX makes clear that we all have a stake in these fights. We may not be out on the picket line... But our interests are being decided on that picket line. Our community’s future is on that line. SB8 recognizes that simple truth." courant.com/2025/06/02/opi…

Gov. Ned Lamont has a choice to make: bad actor employers, including multi-billion-dollar corporations from out of state, or hundreds of thousands of Connecticut workers and their children. nhregister.com/opinion/articl…