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Paused Confidential Contact Us Form Read More... UNION MEMBERSHIP MEANS IMPROVED WAGES & BENEFITS Union membership helps raise workers’ pay. Union workers earn 22.2 percent more than nonunion workers, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics. The union advantage is even more for women coming in at 26.7 percent and helps narrow the income gap that disadvantages women. Read More...

THE POWER OF A UNION CONTRACT The Power of a Union Contract A union job means the guarantee of a collective bargaining agreement (CBA), also known as a legally binding contract. A contract is an enforceable document that establishes “wages, hours and terms and conditions of work.” There are currently more than 4,400 contracts in effect between the IAM and various companies. Read More... President Biden Talks Union President Biden talks favorable towards unions. Read More... WHO WORKS TO PROTECT YOUR CONTRACT? So, who works to protect your contract? The Shop Steward is a co-worker appointed by your elected union officers and trained to be the front line representative for you. IAM Stewards are trained to iron out problems between members and managers and, if necessary, settle issues more formally through the grievance procedure. Read More...

THE POWER OF A UNION CONTRACT The Power of a Union Contract A union job means the guarantee of a collective bargaining agreement (CBA), also known as a legally binding contract. A contract is an enforceable document that establishes “wages, hours and terms and conditions of work.” There are currently more than 4,400 contracts in effect between the IAM and various companies. Read More...

President Biden Talks Union President Biden talks favorable towards unions. Read More...

WHO WORKS TO PROTECT YOUR CONTRACT? So, who works to protect your contract? The Shop Steward is a co-worker appointed by your elected union officers and trained to be the front line representative for you. IAM Stewards are trained to iron out problems between members and managers and, if necessary, settle issues more formally through the grievance procedure. Read More...