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Members Ratify Pact with Lockheed Space Systems
More than 420 IAM members at a pair of Lockheed Martin Space Systems locations voted to accept a new three-year contract. The members are from District 112, Local 2772, in Kings Bay, GA, and District 160, Local 282, in Seattle, WA.Machinists Fight AFSS Reductions by FAA
December 8, 2009 - The IAM has lodged a protest with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) over plans by contractor Lockheed Martin to reduce the number of Automated Flight Service Stations (AFSS) in the United States. AFSS Specialists provide preflight weather briefings, in-flight radio services, issue notices to airmen, handle flight plans for general aviation and initiate search and rescue efforts when needed. AFSS Specialists voted for IAM representation last spring and achieved their first contract in August, 2009.Lockheed Agrees to $1.4 Million Settlement over Firings
It’s no secret that companies frequently discharge workers engaged in organizing drives, confident that the time it takes to resolve an Unfair Labor Charge (ULP) will far exceed a worker’s resolve and financial ability to keep fighting.Lockheed
You did it. You braved obstacles and setbacks and persevered. Now it’s time to join your union, build momentum and make a united statement as we go into bargaining. Regardless of what side of the fence you may have been on, the AFSS IAM Union welcomes all. Let’s move forward together.
**UPDATE** 0.23.2009 - WE WIN!!, click here for more info.
IAM and Lockheed Martin Working Together
The IAM has and continues to urge congress to increase funding for several programs that benefit Lockheed Martin directly and indirectly in the annual Defense Appropriations bill.
NOTEMS, ITN's and Flyers
AFSS - NOTEM - We win, it's official, so what comes next?
Flight Service Pension Recovery Project
One outstanding issue arising from the FAA's 2005 Flight Service outsourcing is that many employees were shorted on crediting their Federal "good time" as it counts towards Air Traffic pensions and benefits.