7 year old Cash Heinze races in the 4-8 yr old category and Local 47 is happy to help.
Colorado Pit Bike Series
Rakings: httpss://www.coloradopitbike.com/_files/ugd/b1d29e_9fd56e7f865a46e2a3cf11c6012e41d2.pd
Videohttps://iamawlocal47.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Cashracemp4.mp4
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Dear Sisters, Brothers, and Friends of the IAM,
Juneteenth is recognized as a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. A holiday that remembers June 19, 1866, when Black Texans gathered to celebrate the first anniversary of the ending of slavery. This day marked the end of an ugly chapter in American history and a new beginning for Black Americans and their quest for equality.
This day is a reminder that the fight continues for democracy and economic justice for all Americans. Our union has played a part in dismantling the barriers that keep everyone from fully participating in our society.
The collective bargaining agreements we have fought for over the years have been an essential tool that allows everyone to succeed economically and confront any threats to their futures. Threats like the erosion of voting rights, which the labor movement is working to protect by highlighting harmful legislation.
We must all come together and fight for workers’ rights. The best way to achieve that goal is to embrace and celebrate our diversity.
Our union has recognized the importance of racial justice in and outside of the workplace over the years. We fight hard to ensure it’s essential to our collective bargaining agreements. Racial justice and economic justice go hand in hand.
Please take this holiday to reflect on how far we have come and the work needed in the future to achieve racial and economic equality for all.
In solidarity,
Robert Martinez Jr.
IAM International President
Summary of meeting notes to follow:
Golf tournament was a fun and successful event,
started a bit chilly but warmed up fast.
Saturday night was a grand affair, dinner was decadent and plentiful. Attending were recipients and their service dogs with stories and life saving tales.
Celebration of life for
Michael Brindley
Location has been changed to
Downhill Brewery
18921 Plaza Drive
Parker, CO 80134
Sunday October 16, 9:15 am
httpss://goo.gl/maps/8tREERBTiWdAvSRw7
Logisitcs Concorde Decorator
Standun Bodymakers Crating
Paint Quality
On September 1, 2022 the Colorado AFL-CIO held its first annual Labor Day Labor Champion Dinner where four elected officials were honored as labor champions: Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter, State Representative Tom Sullivan, State Senator Jesse Danielson, and House Majority Leader Daneya Esgar, who will receive our Mother Jones Hell of a Fighter lifetime achievement award. Over 200 people were attendance, including 130 members and leaders from the Colorado labor movement and 50 Colorado AFL-CIO endorsed candidates and elected officials.
Brittany Pettersen, Colorado’s 7th Congressional District
Accepting donation check in support from IAMAW Local 47
We have created an updated membership card for all members that we have records for and they will be handed out to our members soon.
If you have not updated your address please send an email with your updated information to communincator@iamawlocal47.org or secretarytreasurer@iamawlocal47.org and we will correct it.
You can also access the members only section icon by registering to this website under Registration icon. You do not need your membership number to register, we will look it up and insert it for you. If you have only been a member for a few months we may not have one for you yet, but we will work to get you officially registered.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact the appropriate officer listed in the contact page of this website. Just click on the email address and send your questions/comments.
Thank You.
Updated Membership Card Click on picture to view card