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There is a process though and the IAM hasn't even started it. If they would have been negotiating over the last two years, they would have been in position to get a release. The fact that the East side AGC's have refused to negotiate for the west means the process hasn't even been started beyond what the TWU started.lithuanian,
It is because of the work we do under the airline industry that we are under
the RLA Jurisdiction. There is no way to get away from that. That is the way
the Government wants it so that it is difficult for us to disrupt interstate
commerce.
Go IBEW,
the card signing is at a fever pace..
hey folks, this was the best week for the IBEW since the PHL signup was on fire. This week was a busy one for the IBEW as CLT passed 400 cards and is hot as fire. The CLT committee sez 600 cards isn't out of the question by this time next week. Since the IBEW meeting in CLT, it is now well informed and is now knowledgable about the IAM lies.
LAS has a steady flow of card signing and we anticipate the majority to have signed cards in LAS before long.
PHX is stalled due to total lies and misinformation. In fact, the lies and misinformation are so bad that we actually have to create a new web page just for PHX. Click here to visit the PHX web page.
Get your station involved and email here
regards,
The Facts Be Known... IBEW International President (Edwin D. Hill) has assured the IAMAW that no organizing campaigne will be endorsed by the IBEW.
The AFL-CIO by-laws prohibit affiliated unions from raiding eachothers memberships.
The Facts Be Known... IBEW International President (Edwin D. Hill) has assured the IAMAW that no organizing campaigne will be endorsed by the IBEW.
The AFL-CIO by-laws prohibit affiliated unions from raiding eachothers memberships.
MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS PRICE – DUES
IAM dues are a reflection of your negotiated basic wage rate. These dues are established in accordance with the union constitution, by members of a Local Lodge.
Out of these monthly dues, about one-third is paid in per capita to the International, and from that amount, 20 per cent is deposited in the Strike Fund.
The remainder is retained by the Local Lodge for its own purposes which may include affiliation dues to the appropriate Provincial Federation of Labour and District Labour Council.
Affiliation dues to the Canadian Labour Congress are paid by the International Union on behalf of all Local Lodges in Canada. The per capita to the International goes to pay the salary expense
of the officers and staff and for general administrative purposes.
The IAM is unique among international unions because it pays 50 percent of all Business Representatives’ and General Chairs’ salaries. Twice a year the international union books are audited by certified public accountants and each lodge is provided a complete and
audited statement every six months showing how your dues dollar is spent.
Financial reports on receipts and disbursements are mailed to each Local each month.
District and Local Lodge books are audited semi-annually and the results reported at membership meetings.
Let me start by saying that our IAM Constitution dictates how to calculate the dues not the District. Also the way it is calculated is the same as it has been for several decades.
The Union dues are equal to two hours of the weighted average hourly earnings of all IAM members working plus the increase in the International per-capita tax. Earnings used to compute the weighted average hourly earnings are as follows:
· The regular hourly rate
· Average incentive earnings
· Cost-of-living increases
· All bonuses paid in addition to and/or wage increases (including lump sum and signing bonuses)
Earnings not used in computing the weighted average hourly earnings are as follows:
· Overtime pay
· Shift Premium pay
· Leadman pay