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The IAM continues to ramp up efforts across Wisconsin in collaboration with the state AFL-CIO and other affiliates to mobilize union households ahead of the upcoming elections. The initiative focuses on encouraging voters to support candidates who prioritize infrastructure development, good jobs, and the protection of union rights, ultimately aiming to build a stronger economy
Read moreThe Intalco Aluminum Smelter in Ferndale, Wash., began operations in 1966 closing in 2020, and most of its employees were represented by IAM Local 2379, which negotiated a benefit plan to provide financial assistance to laid-off members. When the plant shut down in 2020, funds were distributed to eligible employees according to the plan’s rules.
Read moreIn a spirited celebration of liberation, resilience, and Black joy, members of IAM, led by IAM Human Rights Director Nicole Fears, took part in the vibrant Juneteenth celebrations hosted by the community organization ONE DC.
Read moreThe Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) released its annual report “Latino Workers and Unions: A Strategic Partnership for America’s Success,” which examines the unique partnership the labor movement and the Latino community can achieve together.
Read moreMembers and volunteers from IAM District 837 recently gave back to the St. Louis community by volunteering at the Saint Matthew Lutheran Church. The church, built in 1905, needed restoration of its parking lot.
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