IAM Rail Division addresses key issues at New Mexico State Council meeting

Brian Bryant International President at International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Brian Bryant International President at International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
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Josh Hartford, Special Assistant to the International President for the IAM Union Rail Division, recently spoke at the IAM New Mexico State Council meeting. During his address, he updated delegates on developments in the rail industry and acknowledged IAM Local 331’s first-time participation in the council.

Hartford discussed several important topics affecting rail workers, such as ongoing contract negotiations, workforce safety concerns, and federal policy efforts that focus on protecting union jobs.

“The IAM Rail Division continues to give members a strong voice in the rail industry here in New Mexico,” said Hartford. “We’re fighting every day to make sure our members are being seen and rewarded for the critical work they do throughout the state.”

He also praised IAM Local 331 for becoming involved with the council and emphasized the value of collaboration among NMSC delegates across New Mexico. Hartford highlighted how this partnership is important for both solidarity and advancing shared goals.

The participation of the IAM Rail Division in the New Mexico State Council demonstrates a commitment to advocating for rail workers’ rights and expanding the union’s influence within different sectors of the industry.



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