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  • News February 1, 2006

    Sister of the Month

    In an effort to spotlight the dedication and hard work of our IAM Sisters, different sisters will be highlighted each month.  Their stories will serve to provide inspiration and motivation to those who might be lacking the confidence to become more involved with their union.  If there is a hardworking sister in your lodge you’d like

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  • iMail , News January 31, 2006

    iMail for Tuesday January 31, 2006

    Greenspan’s Legacy: Lots of Debt and No Jobs Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan steps down today after 18 years and five terms as the most powerful man behind the U.S. economy. Pundits and politicians of all persuasions have entered a realm of “irrational exuberance,” ignoring record deficits and lost jobs to heap praise on Greenspan’s

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  • News January 31, 2006

    Greenspan’s Legacy: Lots of Debt and No Jobs

    January 31, 2006 – Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan steps down today after 18 years and five terms as the most powerful man behind the U.S. economy. Pundits and politicians of all persuasions have entered a realm of “irrational exuberance,” ignoring record deficits and lost jobs to heap praise on Greenspan’s handling of the nation’s

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  • News January 28, 2006

    Press Release: Striking Machinists to Vote New Offer from Boeing

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE    Striking Machinists to Vote New Offer from Boeing Birmingham, AL, January 28, 2006 – Members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) on strike at Boeing space and defense facilities in Alabama, California and Florida will vote Wednesday, Feb. 1, on a revised contract offer from Boeing that has

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  • News January 26, 2006

    Unions in Court over DoD Personnel System

    January 26, 2006 – The United DoD Workers Coalition, a coalition including the IAM and 35 labor unions representing 750,000 Defense Department workers, argued against the Pentagon’s National Security Personnel System before the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia this week. The case was argued before Judge Emmet G. Sullivan, who will determine

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