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General Aviation Sector Fighting to Survive For decades, the nation’s general aviation sector has provided a mostly corporate clientele with the means to conduct high-end business deals without having to navigate the frequently troubled waters of commercial aviation. Production of the turbine and jet-powered aircraft also provided tens of thousands of IAM members at Cessna,
Read moreCongressional Representatives Join the Fight at Moncure The 114 members of Local W369 on strike against Moncure Plywood, in Moncure, NC, are getting some high-profile help in their campaign to bring management back to the bargaining table. Representative Bob Etheridge (D-NC) and members of the North Carolina congressional delegation have written a letter in support
Read moreMachinists Raise Safety Concerns at FAA Hearing Transportation GVP Robert Roach, Jr., testified this week before the Aviation Sub-Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure on the subject of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Reauthorization Act of 2009. “The aviation industry is at a crossroads,” said Roach. “Thirty years of
Read moreCall your Representatives today at 877-331-1223 and urge them to vote for the Economic Stimulus legislation. In Defense of Real Economic Stimulus While members of a House-Senate Conference Committee hammer out the details of a bill to stimulate the economy, IAM President Tom Buffenbarger is calling on lawmakers to move quickly before the recession gathers
Read moreIAM Sister of the Month February 2009 Lorraine “Rainey” Rohrmeier IAM Sister Lorraine “Rainey” Rohrmeier has been an IAM member for over 20 years. She served as Trustee on the Executive Board for Local Lodge 912 in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was recently appointed Chairperson of LL 912’s Legislative Committee. Sister Rainey is employed as an
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