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  • iMail , News March 10, 2016

    Give Us Your Best Shot; Enter the 2016 IAM Photo Contest

    Last year’s first place award went to Joel Woods of IAM Maine Lobstering Union Local 207 in Rockport, ME for his photo of member Tyrone Brown titled “Getting Ready for the Season.” Don’t miss the opportunity to show your talent and feature your Brothers and Sisters at work by entering the 2016 IAM Photography Contest.

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  • Latest Videos , News March 9, 2016

    IAMAW Opens Negotiations With Lockheed Martin

    IAMAW negotiators sat down with Lockheed Martin management to open negotiations in Fort Worth, TX. International President Bob Martinez, who hails from District 776, was part of the team that included Southern Territory General Vice President Mark Blondin, Headquarters General Vice President Rickey Wallace and Aerospace Coordinator Terry Smith. The current contract expires July 3.

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  • iMail , News March 8, 2016

    Christie Goes on Vacation as Machinists Prepare New Jersey Transit Strike

    Amid last ditch talks to avert a New Jersey Transit (NJT) strike, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie decided to take a vacation. IAM members at NJT have been negotiating for a fair contract for more than five years and are five days away from being forced into a strike that would have a tremendous effect

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  • iMail , News March 8, 2016

    Recognizing IAM Trailblazers on International Women’s Day

    IAM General Secretary-Treasurer Dora Cervantes, left, and General Vice President Diane Babineaux, right, are the first two women to hold seats on the IAM Executive Council. International Women’s Day (IWD) has been globally recognized as a day of celebration and a call for gender parity, dating as far back at the early 1900’s. Now women

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  • iMail , News March 8, 2016

    Tell Congress to Stop Assault on Customer Service Agents at U.S. Airports

    If you’ve spent time in America’s airports, you’ve probably seen frustrated travelers. Let’s face it: long lines and flight delays are irritating. But when airport workers become the target of abuse, and occasionally violence, something needs to be done. That’s why the IAM is demanding that Congress make it a felony to assault on-duty Customer

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