STAND UP FOR STEEL
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2007 BSIC Reports
USW Reacts to U.S. Trade Commission Vote on Hot-rolled Steel; Tariffs Retained on China, India, Indonesia, Others
USW Calls on U.S. Trade Commission to Uphold Steel Tariffs
We Can’t Afford To Ignore Unfair Trade
Saving Steel in the USA
Domestically-Produced Steel Critical to National Defense and Security
USW Decries Trade Commission Decision Revoking Orders on Unfairly Traded Steel Imports
SUFS Radio Spot on Proposed Pension Bill
Labor-Management Coalition Strongly Opposes Senate Legislation That Threatens Workers’ Benefits, Company Pension Plans
Labor-Management Coalition Reaches Agreement on Pension Reform
China’s Iron and Steel Exports Soaring
USW Vice President Tom Conway Testifies at the International Trade Commission
Global Overcapacity
Bush Dumps Tariffs
New Poll Shows Strong Support for Steel Tariffs



We Can’t Afford To Ignore Unfair Trade

Foreign countries like China are cheating when it comes to international trade. They are tilting the trade scales in their favor by using unfair tactics such as subsidies, currency manipulation and dumping. And they are getting away with it, because trade laws that would hold China and other offending countries accountable are not being enforced. That is ruining our own economy and contributing to massive job losses - 49,000 a month in American manufacturing alone.

 

Our lawmakers must be the referees, strengthening trade laws to ensure that trade is fair and balanced. Because, all America really needs is a level playing field on which to compete. The cheating has to stop.

 

Congress must pass meaningful legislation that will apply anti-subsidy trade laws fairly to all economies; restore the effectiveness of our eroded trade laws, and address the inequities of currency manipulation.

 

For more information, go to: www.standupforsteel.org

 

Download the leaflet, "We Can’t Afford To Ignore Unfair Trade"

 Produced by Stand Up For Steel, a coalition of the United Steelworkers and America’s major steel companies.