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Today is Equal Pay Day. April 4 represents how far into the next year women have to work to earn the same amount that men earned the previous year. On average, women were paid 22 percent less per hour than men in 2016, even after factoring in race and ethnicity, education, experience and location.
Read moreIn a settlement that illustrates the value of union membership, NFFE-IAM Local FL 1998 members have reason to celebrate. Following the local’s aggressively negotiated grievance settlement with the U.S. Passport Agency, members will receive back pay totaling approximately $110,000.
Read moreEarlier this year, Missouri became the 28th Right to Work state. However, labor is fighting back, hoping to collect enough signatures to allow voters to have their voices heard on this piece of legislation in 2018.
Read moreThe Spanish Leadership Working Group, SLWG, celebrated its first Spanish class for 2017, and the first class entering the second decade for the Spanish program, as they welcomed IAM members from across the territories for Spanish Leadership I at the Winpisinger Education Center.
Read moreEl Grupo Liderazgo en Español, SLWG, celebró su primera clase en español para el año 2017, y la primera clase entrando a la segunda década para el programa español, al dar la bienvenida a los miembros de la IAM de todo el territorio para el Liderazgo en Español I en el Centro de Educación William
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