Member Rights

The right to a voice
and a vote on proposals for wages and working conditions is
something that the IAM Constitution guarantees to every union
member.
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- The right to first-class
membership regardless of sex, race, or national origin.
- The right to attend union
meetings and to speak freely.
- The right to nominate
members for union office, in the local and international
union.
- The right to a voice and a
vote on proposals for wages and working conditions to be
negotiated with management.
- The right to vote by secret
ballot on nominees for union offices.
- The right to a voice and a
vote on terms of labor-management agreements.
- The right to speak out
against any policy or candidate for union office without
interference.
- The right to start a recall
petition against any officer of the international union.
- The right to run for any
local union office after one year's membership; for any
international union office after five years.
- The right to a secret ballot
vote on any strike action. The right to receive strike
benefits after three months' membership.
- The right to receive an
accounting of all union finances from the local, district,
and international union.
- The right to be fully
informed on union policy.
- The right to elect local
union delegates to IAM conventions where constitutional
changes are voted.
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