Quick links+
Machinists across the country took part in the 2018 Women’s March this Saturday. The theme of the event was Power to the Polls, and marchers showed their support to promote more women into elected office and to get out the vote.
Read moreHave you thought about making a difference? Have you ever wanted to stand up for Women and Working Families? Well, if you haven’t already taken the Women’s Basic Program there is still time to register. 2018 Women’s Basic Program registration form
Read moreDuring the holiday season there are many families that don’t get to experience Christmas joy. This year the LL 1725 Young Workers changed that. Joined by the Women and Human Rights Committee they volunteered at Operation Christmas Child. This charity works every year with Samaritan’s Purse to put together shoe boxes filled with gifts for
Read moreThis past Saturday, Local Lodge 811 held its 5th annual member picnic. During that event the LL811 Women’s Committee hosted its annual Memorial Cancer Walk. Over hundreds of IAM members with their families attended. Members walked to show support for patients, loved ones, and care givers. To end the walk pink balloons were released. The
Read moreAlthough Latina’s make substantial contributions to the U.S. economy, they have the largest wage gap. Typically they earn 54 cents for every $1 earned by White, non-Hispanic men. Latinas must work more than 22 months to earn what White men earn in 12 months. This disparity in pay hurts not only Latinas, but also has
Read more