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We stand in solidarity with the striking JBS meat packing workers of UFCW Local 7!

For Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the work of Sue Ko Lee. Sue Ko Lee was a Chinese American garment worker and labor organizer with the Chinese Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Association. nps.gov/people/sue-ko-…

For Women’s History month, we honor one of Minnesota’s own, Shar Knutson. The first woman to be elected president of the MN AFL-CIO, her legacy lives on with pro-worker policies throughout the state. ufcw663.org/blog/2026/03/1…

Read about member wins in Worthington, Austin, and Minneapolis in our Workplace Justice Report: English: ufcw663.org/blog/2026/03/0… Spanish: ufcw663.org/blog/2026/03/0…

When employers break the contract, UFCW 663 steps in. The Union Difference means winning backpay, securing the benefits you’re owed, and stopping unfair discipline that, without a Union, could cost you your job.

Each year the UFCW Charity Foundation awards several scholarships of up to $12,000 each to UFCW members or their unmarried dependents under the age of 20. Applications are open through 5/10 ufcwcharityfoundation.org/scholarship/

Work with the workers who keep Minnesota running. UFCW 663 are essential workers in grocery, meatpacking, retail, healthcare and more. If you believe in dignity, fairness, worker power, and have got the skills needed in the job posting, apply today. ufcw663.org/blog/2026/03/1…

Strong contracts, fair wages, and job protections aren’t up to chance. They happen when workers organize. This St. Patrick’s Day, we’re celebrating the hard work and dedication of our members. 🍀

Lucky? Not exactly. “I got involved as a steward because I want the best contract possible,” said Mark Jellison, UFCW 663 steward at Seward Co-op. “My job security and seniority come from my Union, and being organized is how we keep improving our jobs.”

Applications for the Spring quarter of UFCW's Free Foreign Language Program will open on March 20th at 1pm ET. This program offers members the ability to learn over 70 languages for free online. Learn more: bit.ly/3FBvRSn

Read about member wins in Worthington, Austin, and Minneapolis in our Workplace Justice Report. English: ufcw663.org/blog/2026/03/0… Spanish: ufcw663.org/blog/2026/03/0…

When employers break the contract, UFCW 663 steps in. The Union Difference means winning backpay, securing the benefits you’re owed, and stopping unfair discipline that, without a Union, could cost you your job.

It’s Women’s History Month! UFCW 663 honors Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers and one of the most influential labor activists of the 20th century. Her legacy is a reminder: when workers organize, change is possible. doloreshuerta.org/dolores-huerta/

DONA HOY — Apoya a las redes locales de respuesta rápida que atienden las necesidades de los sindicalistas afectados, los miembros de los centros de trabajadores, sus familias y otros trabajadores. workingpartnerships.betterworld.org/campaigns/supp…

DONATE TODAY —Support local rapid response networks that are meeting the needs of impacted union members, worker center members, their families, and other workers. workingpartnerships.betterworld.org/campaigns/supp…

These improvements were made possible because in 2023 and 2025, members fought for their Union healthcare. Together, we’re building a stronger, healthier future for UFCW 663 members. It's better in a Union.

Workers in UFCW 663 covered by our Union Healthcare plan are enjoying lower deductibles, better vision and dental coverage, and reduced out-of-pocket maximums thanks to recent changes to their health fund. buff.ly/GddtW5i

Watch Addie give a union testimonial: youtube.com/watch?v=8oEDAB… Read More: ufcw.org/black-history-…

This Black History Month, UFCW 663 honors Addie Wyatt. She fought for dignity at work, racial justice, and women’s leadership. She showed us that solidarity is action. We honor her by standing together and building a union that reflects all of us. ufcw663.org/blog/2026/02/1…