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National C-17 Organizing Campaign Shows Results The IAM campaign to organize more than 300 employees working on Boeing’s C-17 Globemaster III program is beginning to pay dividends with organizing wins in Oklahoma, South Carolina, Mississippi, Delaware, New Jersey, California and Washington state. Following a series of recent elections, more than 230 Pilot Instructors, Loadmaster Instructors
Read moreIAM Leaders Discuss Priorities with U.S. Transportation Secretary Transportation GVP Robert Roach, Jr., and leaders of other transportation unions met this week with new U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Rep. James Oberstar (D-MN), Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, to discuss the priorities of the nation’s transportation workers. The discussion took place at
Read moreIAM Applauds Obama Career Training Proposal The IAM applauded President Barack Obama’s remarks this week about the need for lawmakers and educators to work together to give American workers the vocational training they will need to survive and thrive in the new economy. In a frank and detailed speech to a joint session of Congress,
Read moreNegotiations Underway for New Contract at Lockheed With handshakes, opening statements and a formal exchange of proposals, the latest round of contract negotiations got underway on February 20 between District 776 and Lockheed Martin in Ft. Worth, TX. Health care costs and pensions are top concerns for the 3,900 IAM members who build F-22, F-16
Read moreGeneral 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,
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