Dairy Workers Association of New Jersey

Representation, resources, and timely updates for every DWA member in New Jersey.

Next Meeting

Sunday, September 27, 2026

8:30 AM–10:30 AM

Virtual

Joining by Zoom

  1. Tap the Join Meeting on Zoom button above.
  2. Allow Zoom to use your camera and microphone if asked.
  3. If the app does not open automatically, use: Meeting ID: 783 115 6878 Passcode: 9cDtkC

Joining by Zoom

1. Tap the Join Meeting on Zoom button above.
2. Allow Zoom to use your camera and microphone if asked.
3. If the app does not open automatically, enter Meeting ID 783 115 6878 and passcode 9cDtkC.

Latest Union Updates

Route 226 Open for Bid

Route 226 is currently open for bid for all union employees and dispatches from the Florence location. Bid closes: End of day Monday, August

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Route 54 Bid Now Closed

Bidding for Route 54 is now closed. Bid closed: End of day Saturday, August 22, 2026. This route dispatches from the Florence location. The

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Established 1953

Who We Are

Since 1953, the Dairy Workers Association has represented the hardworking members of New Jersey’s dairy industry. We are a member-focused union built on solidarity, fair treatment, clear communication, and a stronger voice at work.

What Your Union Does

01

Represents and Supports Members

Connects members with union officers and shop stewards when questions or workplace concerns arise.

02

Protects the Contract

Helps members understand their rights and works to ensure negotiated agreements are respected.

03

Keeps Members Informed

Shares meeting information, minutes, raffle results, union news, and other important announcements.

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Representation Matters

Know Your Rights

You do not have to face management alone. If you are called into a meeting that you reasonably believe could lead to discipline, ask for union representation before the meeting continues.

Be clear and direct: “If this discussion could in any way lead to my being disciplined or terminated, I respectfully request that my union representative be present.”
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