UAW The Monitor Files

Just the facts from the monitor status reports in a conversational tone, with no bias.these are put together by a team of real dues paying UAW members.

UAW The Monitor Files is a business podcast hosted by Union informed, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  UAW The Monitor Files

  There’s Something About Shawn: Women, Whistleblowers & Retaliation A very special episode.

  Aug 18, 202648 min

  What happens when women inside the UAW challenge the most powerful man in the union? In this episode of The Monitor Files, we examine what appears to be a disturbing pattern surrounding UAW President Shawn Fain and women who have questioned his leadership, challenged his administration, exposed internal problems, or refused to stay quiet. These aren’t anonymous internet rumors. We look at the documented disputes, allegations of retaliation, internal power struggles, whistleblower complaints, and the treatment of women who found themselves on the wrong side of the President’s Office. Is this simply hardball union politics—or does Shawn Fain have a much bigger problem with strong women who refuse to fall in line? We examine the documents, the history, and the people involved and let the membership decide. The Monitor Files exists for one reason: the dues-paying membership deserves to know what is happening inside their union—even when the people involved would rather keep it quiet.

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  Confidential Story Submissions to The Monitor Files- monitorfiles@proton.me

  Aug 17, 202616 min

  The Monitor Files is an independent, anonymous podcast produced by rank-and-file UAW members committed to accountability, transparency, and giving dues-paying members a place to be heard. Every day, members and employees across the union tell stories of retaliation, intimidation, harassment, threats, and fear of speaking openly about what is happening inside the UAW. The Monitor Files exists because people should not have to risk their jobs, their standing in the union, or their livelihoods simply for telling the truth. Our anonymity is intentional. It is designed to protect contributors, witnesses, sources, and those producing the podcast from potential retaliation, harassment, discipline, termination, or other consequences—including concerns involving individuals working in or around the UAW President’s Office. We are looking for documented information: emails, text messages, letters, reports, official records, screenshots, meeting notes, or other evidence that can be independently reviewed. We will review submissions, verify what can reasonably be verified, remove identifying information unless you specifically authorize its use, and tell the story in a way designed to protect the people who come forward. Rumors are not enough. Documentation matters. If you have a story the dues-paying membership deserves to know, contact: monitorfiles@proton.me The Monitor Files — because accountability should not depend on who you know, what office you hold, or whether you're afraid to speak.

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  Episode #10

  Margaret vs Goliath. how one reformer took on the administration caucus.

  Aug 7, 202643 minS1

  In this episode of The Monitor Files, we take a closer look at the battle between UAW Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Mock and the forces lined up against her inside the union. What happens when an elected member of the International Executive Board challenges the way business is being conducted at the highest levels of the UAW? We examine the internal conflict, the role of the federal monitor, questions surrounding compliance and accountability, and the larger fight over transparency and power inside the union. This isn't just about Margaret Mock. It's about what happens when elected leaders challenge the system, who has the authority to demand answers, and ultimately who the UAW leadership is accountable to. Margaret vs. Goliath — another chapter in The Monitor Files.

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  The monitor files special. The Old "Look! A Squirrel!" Strategy: Follow the Distraction, Not the Grand Jury

  Jul 15, 202643 min

  Leaked transcripts raise new questions about the messaging coming from UAW leadership. In this breakdown, we examine the records, separate fact from narrative, and discuss whether the focus on Gaza was being used to divert attention from issues affecting UAW members at home. Listen to the audio, review the evidence, and decide for yourself. The goal isn't spin—it's transparency, accountability, and keeping the membership informed. If you value independent analysis and open discussion, like, share, and subscribe.

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  The Monitor files special report: The One-Armed Man Defense and Other Fairy Tales for Sycophants

  Jun 27, 202648 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Monitor Files, we examine the growing gap between the narrative and the documented evidence. When confronted with emails, text messages, sworn testimony, official reports, and their own words, some leaders resort to what can only be described as the "One-Armed Man Defense"—blaming everyone and everything except themselves.</p><p>We'll walk through the receipts, compare the claims to the documented facts, and explore why some supporters continue to defend conduct that would be condemned if anyone else had done it. At what point does loyalty become sycophancy? When does defending leadership become defending the in...

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