555’s Bipartisan List of Labor Allies on the Ballot
555’s Bipartisan List of Labor Allies on the Ballot
As a member of the Union, you are entitled to a wide range of benefits, including healthcare, retirement, and educational opportunities. UFCW Local 555 is dedicated to ensuring that members have the support they need to thrive, both on and off the job.
Your healthcare and retirement benefits have been negotiated on your behalf to help you and your family access high-quality medical care and save for the future. Fully understanding your benefits is the best way to ensure you’re taking advantage of the valuable benefits ensured in your union contract.
Full, active UFCW members and qualified dependents are eligible for consideration for a variety of scholarships: Northwest Hope Foundation, L. Walt Derry, and UFCW Charity Foundation Scholarships.
The Northwest Hope Foundation and L. Walt Derry application is currently open. The application deadline is June 6, 2025.
UFCW members also have the opportunity to learn English, Spanish, French, German, and Mandarin, online for free! The platform is self-guided, meaning that you take it at your own pace.
UFCW members can now take General Equivalency Diploma (GED) classes for free through Essential GED. To get started, just complete the relevant inquiry form.
Union Plus offers an amazing array of discounts and other benefits available exclusively to union members. With your union membership, you can get deals on:
You can even apply for grants if you’re facing job loss, hospital bills, debt, or other hardships.
You do not need to do anything to receive this coverage. However, if you wish to receive a free Child Safe kit, designate your beneficiary, or receive more information on other available offerings from AIL, such as strike and layoff waiver of premium, go to mybenefits.ailife.com and enter code sgdo2. Once you do so, you will be contacted by an AIL representative to provide you with more information. You are not obligated to purchase anything in order to receive your automatic AD&D coverage.
Contact Lori A. Vaughn (Public Relations, American Income Life) with any questions.
(503) 849-5757 | Lvaughn@ailife.com.
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