Rally Planned to Oppose CNH Plant Closure Threat in Burlington, IA

Burlington, IA – The city of Burlington, Iowa, is facing significant economic challenges as multinational corporation Case New Holland (CNH) threatens to close a plant that has been a staple in the community for nearly 100 years. Despite accruing $6.6 billion in profits over the past three years, CNH has allocated over $3.1 billion to shareholder payouts and executive compensation.

In a recently released video titled “Keep Case in Burlington,” voices from CNH workers, retirees, and local politicians unite to highlight the economic struggles faced by Burlington and similar towns nationwide.

Scheduled for Friday, November 7^th, a rally will take place featuring speeches from UAW President Shawn Fain, UAW Vice President Laura Dickerson, and UAW Region 4 Director Brandon Campbell. Local leaders and community members will gather to protest the potential closure of the plant and its implications on the local economy.

Event Details

WHAT: KEEP CASE OPEN: Rally to Protect Our Jobs, Our Town, Our Future

WHEN: Friday, November 7, 3:30 p.m.

WHERE: 400 North Front Street, Burlington, IA 52601

WHO: Expected attendees include UAW members and supporters, UAW President Shawn Fain, UAW Vice President Laura Dickerson, UAW Region 4 Director Brandon Campbell, UAW Local 807 President Nick Guernsey, the Mayor of Burlington Jon Billups, among others.