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  • Latest Videos May 13, 2014

    Grand Lodge Officer Vote Tabulation

    Members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) have elected the top leadership of their union by a more than a two-to-one margin. The preliminary results were announced today following a tabulation of ballots from IAM Local Lodges across the U.S. and Canada. The vote count was performed at IAM Headquarters in

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  • Latest Videos May 8, 2014

    Machinists Rally Against TPP & Fast Track

    Machinists members joined union painters, steelworkers and postal workers, among others, to rally on Capitol Hill against the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Fast-Track approval process. Members of Congress spoke to the crowd of workers, explaining how fair trade is better than free trade. AFL-CIO leaders asked all those in attendance to contact their lawmakers

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  • Latest Videos May 5, 2014

    L3 Army Fleet Support Workers Approve Contract at Ft. Rucker

    IAMAW Local Lodge 2003 voted to approve a second contract offer from L3 Army Fleet Support, after a one-week strike at Fort Rucker in Alabama. The five-year-contract was approved by 92% of members who voted. Key issues included respect, working conditions and seniority.

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  • Latest Videos May 5, 2014

    Multiemployer Pensions in the Crosshairs

    R. Thomas Buffenbarger, International President of the IAM, speaks at a Washington, D.C. business-political roundtable that’s focused on fixing troubled multiemployer pension plans. Many guest speakers believe the system can be saved by slashing pension benefits to retirees. But Mr. Buffenbarger is fighting back, standing-up for the little guy and arguing against draconian cuts.

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  • IAM International News , Latest Videos April 29, 2014

    Fighting for Foreign Workers

    Machinists, the AFL-CIO and the International Labor Rights Forum rallied in Washington, D.C. to mark the one-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh. Last April over one-thousand garment workers died, and 2,500 were injured, when the poorly built factory came crashing down. American union activists are demanding better working conditions for Bangladeshi garment

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