iMail

Sort by
  • iMail , News November 2, 2010

    A Message from AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka About Today’s Midterm Elections

    Today, while middle-class Americans watch their dreams disappear, Wall Street and big business are making more money than ever. You’d think they’d be happy to be the only Americans enjoying the good life. But greed knows no limits. As I write this letter, the big banks, the outsourcers and even foreign interests are pouring hundreds

    Read more
  • iMail , News November 2, 2010

    IAM Volunteers Go Door-to-Door for Delta Votes

    From Atlanta to Detroit and from Memphis to Minneapolis, IAM members are on the road and on the phones speaking with employees at Delta Air Lines who are voting in historic elections that can give them a much-needed voice in the direction of their newly merged airline. “Some of the most enthusiastic responses we received

    Read more
  • iMail , News November 2, 2010

    Continental Customer Service Agents in Toronto Join IAM

    Concerns about job security in the wake of the merger between Continental and United Airlines led 41 Continental Customer Service agents in Toronto, to vote decisively for the IAM as the best way to protect their careers. Representation elections for airline workers in Canada are guided by different laws than in the United States, where

    Read more
  • iMail , News November 2, 2010

    Life and Death on the Job

    The hundreds of bricks surrounding the IAM Workers’ Memorial at the William W. Winpisinger (WWW) Center, each inscribed with a name and a date, are poignant reminders of how lethal going to work can be. A new IAM video, “The Way We Came to Work,” provides vivid and personal accounts from members who lost spouses

    Read more
  • iMail , News October 28, 2010

    ‘I AM VOTING,’ a message from Tom Buffenbarger

    How many of your friends, family and neighbors are jobless? How many are working part-time or for lower wages because that’s the only job they could find? And how many citizens of your state have simply stopped looking? Nationally, 31 million Americans have been idled by this Grave Recession. Some have been looking for work

    Read more