International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers was founded when the International Association of Machinists grew and included Aerospace Workers in its union in 1964. The IAM was founded in 1888 when 19 Atlanta, GA workers formed a trade union.[1]
Staff
- Louis Pardo - Former President, 1981[3]
The following are listed as current staff members of the IAMAW, as of March 18, 2010:[4]
- R. Thomas Buffenbarger, International President
- Richard P. Michalski, General Vice President
- Diane Babineaux, Executive Assistant to the International President
- Janet Woodward, Executive Secretary to the President
- Margaret Payne, Executive Secretary to the Vice President
- Sue Christie, Staff Secretary to the Executive Assistant
- Crystal Brown, Senior Staff Secretary
Executive Council
The following are listed as the IAMAW Executive Council, as of March 18, 2010:[5]
- R. Thomas Buffenbarger, International President
- Warren L. Mart
- Dave Ritchie, IAM General Vice President for Canada
- Robert Roach, Jr.
- Lynn D. Tucker, Jr.
- Robert Martinez, Jr.
- Richard P. Michalski
- Philip J. Gruber
- Gary R. Allen, General Vice President assigned to the Western Territory
Saluting Democratic Socialists of America
In 2003 R. Thomas Buffenbarger and several Members and Officers of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, including General Secretary/Treasurer Warren L. Mart and General vice-Presidents Lee Pearson, Dave Ritchie, Alex M. Bay, Robert Roach, Jr., Robert V . Thayer, Lynn D. Tucker, Jr., Robert Martinez, Jr., published a statement in the Fall Democratic Left, saluting Democratic Socialists of America; .[6]
- Members and Officers of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers salutes Democratic Socialists of America for your untiring efforts to strengthen the causes of workers in America.
External Links
References
- ↑ About
- ↑ IAM News Archive
- ↑ 10th Anniversary Booklet for the New American Movement, 1981
- ↑ Staff
- ↑ Executive Council
- ↑ Democratic Left, Fall 2003