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The 41st IAM Grand Lodge Convention is fast approaching, but there is still time to support the convention and get your convention swag.
Read moreIAM Veterans Services Coordinator Rich Evans has been appointed as a Special Government Employee (SGE) to serve as a member of the Department of Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Disability Compensation.
Read moreIAM International President Brian Bryant has appointed Jason Schroeder, a longtime IAM activist and leader, as an IAM Southern Territory Special Representative. The appointment is effective Jan. 1, 2024.
Read moreThe IAM continues to grow through organizing new members. As one of the most prominent unions in North America, we are leading in training union members to become the best in the labor movement.
Read moreHouse Republicans have launched a full-scale attack on rail workers.
Delta Air Lines employees have been trying to organize a union for years, but the company bosses have repeatedly interfered and intimidated them. It's time for shareholders and customers to stand up and demand that Delta respect its employees.
Now is the time to tell your member of Congress to vote “yes” on Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act.
The IAM continues to grow through organizing new members. As one of the most prominent unions in North America, we are leading in training union members to become the best in the labor movement.
Read moreThe IAM Committee on the Future, made up of IAM members and representatives from across North America, has been traveling the U.S. and Canada to gather member suggestions on how to continue to improve the 135-year-old union. The group met this week at the IAM’s William W. Winpisinger Center in Maryland to finalize a report
Read moreGuide Dogs of America | Tender Loving Canines recently conducted its annual charity weekend in Las Vegas. Three days of charity events occurred with a golf tournament, trapshooting, mini race car driving, ax throwing, and a special “Who Let the Dogs Out” event.
Read moreDelta Air Lines workers recently made a historic visit to the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis. In 1968, Memphis was the site of a pitched battle between the white power structure of the time and more than 1,000 Black sanitation men over the question of whether they would have dignity and a union or
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