Alabama Strong | Promises Are Easy. Proof Is Harder.

Promises are easy. Proof is harder.

The UAW is making big promises across Alabama. But promises don't show up on a paycheck — results do. Before you sign anything, look at what's actually been delivered everywhere else they've made the same pitch.

Here'S What The Pitch Leaves Out

Monthly dues come out of your paycheck — roughly $80 to $100 every month, every year you're a member.

The "Detroit 3 wages" pitch hasn't matched the paycheck. Workers under recent UAW contracts are still earning the same — or less — than non-union workers at comparable plants.

No pension. Healthcare isn't free. What was promised in the campaign isn't what showed up in the contract.

Two of the last four UAW presidents have gone to jail. The union remains under federal oversight for corruption.

A signed authorization card can be used to impose representation on you — without you ever casting a vote.

When workers vote "no," that vote isn't always respected. The UAW has moved to challenge and overturn results it didn't like.

Promises are easy. Proof is harder.

Here'S What The Pitch Leaves Out

Alabamians built this industry from the ground up. Over the last 30 years, that work has produced more than 50,000 jobs and nearly 1,000,000 vehicles a year — without the UAW.

Now the UAW wants a piece of what Alabama built. And they'll say whatever it takes to get it.