The IAM has been informed of the unfortunate passing of NFFE-IAM member Eric Byers. Byers was severely injured along with two other members in last week’s tragic explosion at Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg, PA. Byers had previously been a member of IAM Local 321 and recently transferred to NFFE-IAM Local 1429. He leaves behind a […]
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Wear #RedforFeds on Wednesday to show your support for IAM federal workers and their rights on the job. Federal employees and their supporters across the country are asked to wear something red in solidarity for the rights of federal employees, including the right to legitimate representation, due process, and a meaningful voice in the workplace.
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Don’t miss this Wednesday’s Activate Live from the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, at the 35th Regular Convention of the Transportation Communications Union (TCU-IAM). This week’s show will include TCU National Vice President Matt Hollis and news highlights from across the Machinists Union. Activate L!VE webcasts live each Wednesday at 3 p.m. Eastern on: Facebook
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Three NFFE-IAM Local 1429 members have been seriously injured after an industrial explosion and fire Thursday morning at Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg, PA. The members were taken via medivac to a Maryland hospital in serious condition. Two more victims whose identities are unknown were taken to Chambersburg (PA) Hospital. One has since been released
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IAM members and community supporters hosted a rally in Portland, OR demanding Precision Castparts sit down at the bargaining table with 100 welders who voted to go IAM last September. The rally marked the one-year anniversary of the election filing date for the highly skilled welders. “The support given us by the IAM has allowed me
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Wrapped up in the minutia of day-to-day living, we sometimes forget as labor representatives that what we do at the table changes lives. And there are a slew of machinist families in Oklahoma reaping the benefits of having a strong IAM contract. They deserve it as these are the hard-working Americans support our brothers and sisters
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Heat remains the leading weather-related killer in the United States, even though most heat-related deaths are preventable. Shield yourself and those around you from heat illness. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has published its OSHA FactSheet to help protect workers from the effects of heat. Various occupational factors may contribute to illnesses like
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IAM representatives met with affiliates of the Building and Wood Workers International Union at the William W. Winpisinger Center in Hollywood, MD to discuss how to improve working conditions for IKEA workers around the globe. The post A Common Goal appeared first on IAMAW.
On Saturday July 14, 2018, International President Bob Martinez took part in a Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on behalf of all the members of the IAM. The post Honoring the Fallen appeared first on IAMAW.
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Atop a hill in Arlington National Cemetery, overlooking Washington D.C., sits the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier which has seen a continuous military guard for over 80 years. A white marble tomb rests about the grave of an unknown soldier from World War I inscribed with the words “Here rests in honored glory an American
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