AFL-CIO’s “It’s Better in a Union: Fighting for Freedom, Fairness and Security” Bus Tour Stops In Cleveland

The AFL-CIO’s “It’s Better in a Union: Fighting for Freedom, Fairness and Security” bus tour made a stop in Cleveland over the weekend, and Local 23 members joined together to listen to union leaders from all across the country and all industries talk about how the current administration’s policies are harming workers.

IUBAC President Tim Driscoll attended the Cleveland event, saying, “The one big, beautiful bill is marketing BS… it gives tax breaks to the wealthiest among us at the expense of our Medicaid and health care. We’re gonna keep speaking truth to power.”

Thank you to all the Local 23 members who showed up to stand up for our rights as union workers. Solidarity forever.

Driscoll speaking at the bus tour.

Lencyk Masonry Co., Inc. is looking for additional manpower in the Youngstown, Canton, Akron and Cleveland area. They will provide a travel stipend. If you are interested, please contact Lencyk Masonry Co., Inc. at 330-729-9780 for details.

August 17 is the deadline to get your free tickets to Kings Island and Cedar Point on August 31. Tickets are available for ALL members! Get ready for the best day ever brought to you by BAC Local 23 and Cedar Point and Kings Island!

You can choose up to 4 all-Inclusive passes to either King’s Island or Cedar Point, you will use your Member I.U.# as your Gift Code to redeem your tickets. Tickets include park & water park admission, parking, picnic, and a drink wristband. The Cedar Point meal will be served 1:30pm-3pm and the Kings Island meal will be served 12pm-1:30pm.

Redeem your passes here**

King’s Island: www.visitkingsisland.com/save

Username: BAC23

Password: ORION

Cedar Point: www.cedarpoint.com/save

Username: cpbricklayers

Password: bricklayers

**Username and Passwords are case sensitive**

**Additional tickets can be purchased at a discounted rate**

**Omit any beginning “0”s in IU # **

**Season passholder option**

For more information go here.

Mike Click and Brian Phillips working for Metro Masonry at Ripley Middle School in Jackson County, West Virginia.