Local 1102 RWDSU/UFCW, a labor union representing workers in various sectors, recently shared updates on its activities and initiatives through social media. The tweets reflect the union’s ongoing efforts to advocate for workers’ rights and community engagement.
On June 16, 2025, Local 1102 announced that its members at H&M Columbus Circle are preparing for upcoming contract negotiations. The union emphasized the importance of securing “a living wage and a fair schedule” as key priorities for the discussions. The tweet highlighted the enthusiasm of the members with the statement: “Local 1102 members at H&M Columbus Circle are excited and ready for their upcoming contract negotiations! A living wage and a fair schedule are ALWAYS in style.”
Later that day, Local 1102 invited followers to explore stories of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) workers who have significantly contributed to communities over several decades. The event is scheduled from June 16 to June 21, with a reception on June 18 at Sisters of St. Joseph in Brentwood, NY. The union encouraged participation by stating: “Explore the powerful stories of TPS workers who have built their lives and contributed to our communities for decades”
On June 18, Local 1102 expressed gratitude towards Salt Shack in Babylon for hosting their first annual Charitable Trust Fundraiser. The union praised the venue and staff, noting the success of the event with appreciation: “Big thanks to Salt Shack on in Babylon for making our first annual Local 1102 Charitable Trust Fundraiser a total success! Amazing staff, great vibes, and a perfect venue.”
Additional information: Local 1102 RWDSU/UFCW represents retail workers primarily in New York City.
