Join UFCW 951 for a Detroit Red Wings Game
Order tickets to see the Detroit Red Wings take on the Carolina Hurricanes on March 4. Order form and payment must be received by January 23!
Learn MoreCollective bargaining is the process in which working people, through their unions, negotiate contracts with their employers to determine their terms of employment, including pay, benefits, hours, leave, job health and safety policies, ways to balance work and family, and more. Collective bargaining is important because it allows unionized employees to advocate for their needs and define the terms of their employment.
Order tickets to see the Detroit Red Wings take on the Carolina Hurricanes on March 4. Order form and payment must be received by January 23!
Learn MoreMembers must submit their big buck entry by January 5, 2024. Good luck hunters!
Learn More$20,000 in prizes will be awarded to members in 2024. The 2025 form is now available – enter today!
Learn MoreFor the convenience of all members, the January Quarterly Membership Meeting will be conducted remotely via conference call.
Learn MoreIn addition to the guarantees, protections, and benefits of your union contract, UFCW 951 membership means you receive meaningful discounts on tickets to a variety of fun group and family events throughout the year. Members can participate in exciting contests with cash awards and have the chance to win over $20,000 in prizes – including a $5,000 dream vacation – awarded through the annual Membership Matters Giveaway!
When workers stick together as a union, they have bargaining power and a collective voice. Hear what others have to say about their experience as a union member.
"I joined UFCW 951 because I knew being a part of the union would give me a community of people to help navigate me through my first job experience. The union representatives are constantly checking in on me and other union members, to ensure we are being represented and heard in our store."
"Our union representative was proactive in making sure that not only my issues but other people’s, too, were taken care of. I’m thankful that I am a part of the union and have leadership that cares as much as I do about what I deserve."
"It's important to have the union here for the stability, the reassurance of knowing somebody has your back out here, because it gets crazy sometimes."
"Whenever I have a concern with management, I always have a union representative available to help solve and address those issues. With the union looking out for us, I feel supported and secure with my job."
"I will never in my life work another non-union job. It is a night and day difference. I have recourse, representation and year after year I have been able to receive wage increases."
"As a union place, we become a family. We all get to know each other. We support and help each other. The union will treat you like a family and help you out whether you're in trouble or not."
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"I have a union contract to hold my employer accountable. I also have people in my workplace who care about my well-being. When my fellow members become ill, the union holds fundraisers to contribute to medical costs. I am proud to be a part of an organization that truly cares about people."
"The union has given me job security. They advocated for me regarding accommodations and hours. I feel safe and secure at work as a person with disabilities because of the union."
"The union helps us all to feel safe, valued, and an important part of something bigger. What stands out for me is the value of representation with better pay, wage increases, improved benefits, retirement options, holiday pay, and more. There are so many reasons to enjoy membership!"
"I am a union member because I believe in my workplace community and helping myself and my coworkers have a voice, fight for higher wages, and have dignity and respect."