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Membership forms can be printed from your computer, and sent to the Local Lodge office. Unemployment Stamp Request Form (Click Here) Change of Address Form (Click Here) William W. Winpisinger Education & Technology Center As we enter the new century, the only way to keep up with change is with education. The William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center is the IAM's most visible sign of our commitment to provide a world class educational facility to train future IAM leaders. The Winpisinger Center teaches what it is to be a trade unionist. By studying labor history and the role unions play in our society, students learn that unions are more than service organizations. We are part of a larger movement toward economic and social justice with dignity on the job. IAM National Pension Fund As an I.A.M. member, you know that strength lies in numbers. The same holds true for the National Pension Plan. Our strength lies in these numbers:
Our numbers are strong and they keep growing stronger . . . growing to give you a more secure financial future, both tomorrow and well into the 21st Century. National IAM Benefit Trust Fund The National I.A.M. Benefit Trust Fund is a Non-Profit Health and Welfare Fund, offering Comprehensive Healthcare Plans, nationwide. Proudly serving the I.A.M. Membership for over a quarter century, we have earned a reputation for Responsive, Personalized service. Contact your IAM Representative, or the Fund Office to find out what the Benefit Trust Fund can offer you! AFL-CIO Bushwatch.org Where President George W. Bush Stands on Working Family Issues During his election campaign, President George W. Bush promised to be a "uniter, not a divider," and to place high priorities on working family concerns such as education and Social Security. This site separates the rhetoric from reality. It tracks the actions of Bush and his administration on working family issues and provides links for additional information. Check out the 10 most recent anti-worker actions, or click here to see all the actions since he has been in office. Employment Services Department The IAMAW’s Department of Employment Services is a newly formed department of the International established by the Executive Council to provide employment-related information to IAM districts, locals and members. The new department will offer to administer an independent temporary and/or permanent major medical insurance program to help as many of our dislocated members and their families as possible. For information on the medical insurance program, call 888.521.2900 The second phase of this mission will
be to work with the districts and locals to create a job information
bank offering gainful employment opportunities. For further
information contact Tony L. Chapman, Director, or Joanne Chaney at:
301-967-4717 or by IAMjobhelper Due to the ever changing economy, the IAM Midwest Territory created the IAM job helper to assist both out-of-work union members and non-union members, in building their careers, surviving a layoff, finding a job, and having the security of union representation. Wisconsin - Unemployment Compensation Up-to-date information on Unemployment Compensation for Wisconsin workers is available on this site, which also includes links to other job-related sites. Wisconsin - Workers Compensation This site includes comprehensive information on Wisconsin's Workers Compensation system and also includes extensive data on health and safety. Paywatch - The National AFL-CIO's new website on CEO pay. Shows how CEO pay is skyrocketing; details what the top executives make--and how long it would take you to make that much. Also indicates what you can do about this scandal and how to "talk back." AFL-CIO Union Plus Money-saving benefits for union members & their families Pension Benefit Guaranty The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. is using a new Internet site to help workers locate pension money owed to them. The PBGC lists 9,887 workers who are owed more than $19 million in benefits and about 1,400 companies. The site can be searched by name, company or state. U.S. Dept. of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics Despite cutbacks in their budget for a number of years, this is still the best source for just about any sort of economic data you're looking for. NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Home Page. This site gives information on the agency, publications, health hazard evaluations and databases. This site has extensive safety and health weblinks. OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration Home Page. This site provides information on the agency, technical support, publications and standards. In addition, the site has extensive safety and health weblinks. Census Bureau This site contains all sorts of data down to the state and county level.
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