Extend Your TDU Membership Today

"I'm not planning on going anywhere after the International election, and I want to make sure TDU isn't going anywhere either. That's why I'm paying $100 to extend my membership for 3 years. It's a small investment to make sure TDU is here to have our backs."

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Bob MacConnell, Collingswood Local 676

The 2021 IBT election is here and TDU is at crunch time. The Election Rules prohibit TDU from using our regular funds for our organizing work to build the campaign, defeat the Hoffa-Vairma forces, and win new leadership and a new direction for our union.  

Without an infusion of funds, TDU risks being sidelined from this critical International Union election. We can't let that happen.

We are asking TDU members to extend their TDU membership now so we have the funds we need to organize online or face-to-face meetings, to continue to hold educational programs,  to help mobilize the membership to campaign at gates and in parking lots around the issues we all face, and so much more.

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