IAM Retiree Mike Walsh, left, receives his 50 year pin and certificate from Eastern Territory General Vice President Jimmy Conigliaro, Sr. Mike Walsh will tell you he’s a very fortunate man. “I always told everyone that I was blessed,” says Walsh. Walsh recently celebrated 50 years as IAM member, a journey that began in 1966 […]
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NFFE-IAM National President William R. Dougan, center, accepts the Theodore Roosevelt Award from Office of Personnel Management Director Beth Cobert, right, and Deputy Director Andrew Maycock, left. National Federation of Federal Employees (NFFE-IAM) National President William R. Dougan has been awarded the prestigious Theodore Roosevelt Award, the Office of Personnel Management’s highest honor, given to
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Hundreds of union members rallied in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the legislative death of the TPP, also known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership. But Senator Bernie Sanders says Congress has a long way to go as millions of Americans toil and tumble under economic insecurity. The post Toppling the TPP appeared first on IAMAW.
Diane Babineaux, a longtime Machinists Union advocate for civil, human and women’s rights, will retire as a General Vice President of the IAM. Her retirement is effective June 30, 2017. Babineaux, a General Vice President since July 2013, has served in a variety of positions within the IAM since coming on board at IAM Headquarters.
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IAM Local 701 auto mechanics, along with volunteers, strike to protect their pensions at Roesch Ford and Roesch Ford Trucking Center in Bensenville, IL. Photo courtesy of Ryan Kelly of IAM Local 126. IAM Local 701 auto mechanics working at Roesch Ford and Roesch Ford Trucking Center in Bensenville, IL walked out on strike Thursday,
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With the holiday season quickly approaching, please don’t forget to submit your registration form for the February 2017 IAM Employee Assistance Program (EAP) I class by the December 12, 2016 deadline. Click for the call letter and registration forms in: English ǀ French The first IAM EAP I session will be conducted February 19-24, 2017 at the William
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The 2017 IAM Scholarship Competition is now accepting applications. The deadline for submissions is February 24, 2017. Click here to see the eligibility rules and download applications. The IAM awards scholarships to: Children of IAM members (parent or guardian) applying for college Children of IAM members (parent or guardian) applying for vocational or technical school
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Being a union member has plenty of benefits and for Union Plus credit card holders, winning the American Dream Sweepstakes could be one of them. Click here to get the sweepstakes details. As part of celebrating the 30th anniversary of Union Plus, more than $100,000 in prizes are being given away through the end of
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, When our union celebrated its 125th anniversary of its founding in Atlanta in 1888, it was a time to reflect on how far we’ve come as a union and think about what we need to do to stay a strong and vibrant union well into the next 125 years. One task
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, Since having the honor of becoming the IAM’s 14th International President in January, I’ve been taking stock of where the IAM is and where our members want us to go. The message is clear: Organize like our livelihoods depend on it, because they do. From the low-wage bastions of the South to Uber drivers
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