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  • iMail , News November 17, 2009

    IAM Makes the Case for Airline Regulation

    In remarks delivered at a forum convened by U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, Transportation GVP Robert Roach, Jr. reaffirmed the IAM’s long-standing position that today’s airline industry is a casualty of lax regulation and failed market policies that have sucked the life out of a once proud, efficient and stable industry. “There is no need

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  • iMail , News November 17, 2009

    How the GOP Brought Death Panels to Life

    With the health care debate still sagging under the weight of rumors, misunderstandings and outright lies, it is worth examining how the most egregious distortion got its start. In an opinion piece published in the New York Times, Oregon Democratic Rep. Earl Blumenauer describes how his initial proposal requiring Medicare to reimburse for patient-doctor discussions

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  • iMail , News November 17, 2009

    Alabama Local 2766 Committee Completes Training

      Members of the Local 2766 Negotiating Committee, from left, President Marcus Glover, Ken Mathews, District 75 Directing Business Representative Steve Pridgen, District 75 Business Representative Gary Wills and George Alexander go through a simulated bargaining session with Winpisinger Center instructor Julie Frietchen, right, to prepare for upcoming negotiations with Boeing in Huntsville, AL.  

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  • iMail , News November 17, 2009

    Hoffman Named Midwest Territory AA

    Midwest Territory GVP Philip J. Gruber this week named Grand Lodge Representative Rod Hoffman to become his Administrative Assistant (AA) when current AA Roger Nauyalis retires on January 1, 2010. Hoffman served as a GLR in the IAM Organizing Department before being transferred to the Midwest Territory in 1995.  In 1993, he was appointed to

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  • iMail , News November 12, 2009

    Washington Wakes Up to Jobs Crisis

    It appears last week’s sobering unemployment numbers have finally jolted lawmakers in Washington to the reality of the nation’s ongoing jobs crisis. In a long overdue move, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid now says Senate Democrats will take up a new job-creation bill next year. In addition, President Barack Obama says he’s organizing a White

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