Jeremy Bunyaner, Author at Daily Struggle

Jeremy Bunyaner
UAW Local 2325

Jeremy Bunyaner is a member of UAW Local 2325, and an eviction defense attorney in New York City.

Analysis | Event | Interview

UAWD ConCon Strategy Roundtable: Winning Divestment through a Vision of Class Struggle
Navruz Baum, Andrew Bergman, Jeremy Bunyaner, Nevena Pilipović-Wengler, Shelly Pires, Margie Thornton July 3, 2026July 3, 2026

The six leaders of UAWD’s team at the 2026 UAW Constitutional Convention discuss the class-struggle strategy that enabled UAWD to lead the effort to divest the UAW from Israel bonds. Standing on the shoulders of decades of Palestine solidarity organizing, the win was made possible through the past year of organizing Local UAWD Chapters grounded in shop-floor struggle and the development of a UAWD ConCon program, which featured resolutions to enable rank-and-file militancy to fight layoffs, fight ICE, and in support of Palestine.
Analysis | Featured

Standing Down: Reflections on Shawn Fain’s Presidency
Andrew Bergman, Jeremy Bunyaner, Nolan Tabb, Judy Wraight June 14, 2026July 15, 2026

UAWD Steering Committee members present a deep dive into Shawn Fain’s presidency, through the lens of the pressures to deliver on the Stand Up Strike and the co-optive trap of bureaucracy. Fain has turned away from class struggle unionism, failing to follow through on his refreshing shift toward militant rhetoric and his influential push to reinvigorate the idea of a mass general strike. UAW members should understand Fain as the more progressive face of the old-guard Administration Caucus. Though he was elected to put an end to their stranglehold, Fain has instead re-entrenched his former antagonists and been realigned as their new leader.
Analysis

Breaking the Whipsaw: Sectoral Bargaining in Legal Services
Navruz Baum, Jeremy Bunyaner, Sophia Gurulé October 19, 2025November 13, 2025

The success of sectoral bargaining and strikes across UAW locals in legal services in New York City shows what workers stand to gain from sector-wide coordination and rank-and-file militancy.