Union Plus Photo Contest Wants to Show U@Work
The hard work of union members created Labor Day, and we think it’s about time union members @Work took full credit.
We need more Americans to grasp the impact of your skilled labor. Not only because you build everything from our roads, our cars and the places we go, but U@Work are the living infrastructure that makes America happen.
If pictures say a thousand words, we would like at least 10,000 of them this Labor Day to show the union difference. From Aug. 15 to Sept. 15, submit your photo to www.UnionPlus.org/Contest for a chance to win BIG and show what U@Work really means.
Grand Prize:
One grand prize winner will receive a new smartphone and a FREE year of service on AT&T. AT&T is the right choice for union members, for the exclusive 15% union discount and as the one and only nationwide unionized wireless carrier. Go online to the AT&T Premier site for union members to enroll for your discount today.
Intermediate Prizes:
- Two first prizes: a new smartphone.
- Twelve second prizes: $50 credit on the AT&T Premier website.
Every photo donates a dollar to the Save the Willow Run Bomber Plant campaign.
For every union member who submits a photo, Union Plus will donate $1—up to $10,000—to the Save the Willow Run Bomber Plant campaign.
The Willow Run factory in Ypsilanti, Mich., was the largest of its kind when built in 1941 and became part of the “Arsenal of Democracy” during World War II. The factory produced one B-24 Liberator heavy bomber every 55 minutes—9,000 bombers by war’s end.
Thousands of “Rosie the Riveters” worked at this plant, and it was among the first workplaces to offer equal pay for equal work. It was integrated racially. It was a union shop.
When to submit:
Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013–Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013
Where to submit:
Upload your photo at www.UnionPlus.org/Contest.
Why visit every day:
We will be spotlighting one of the submitted photos every day from Aug. 15 to Sept. 15, as well as highlighting some great labor history. So visit UnionPlus.org/UatWork every day.
Union Plus Photo Contest Wants to Show U@Work originally appeared on the Union Plus blog.


