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VOL. 76 NO. 1 FEBRUARY 2021 District Secretary- Treasurer Verify Medical Plan Richard Jackson and Dependents Are (l) and Dist. 751 Correct for 2021 President Jon Holden In January, several members working at Boeing discuss how contacted our Union to report that their new Boeing to address medical insurance cards were not issued for the plan issues facing they selected during open enrollment. Even though most our union. of these members had not changed plans, somehow the new cards put members on a different plan. Rather than simply putting the new cards in your wallet, take a few minutes and verify the cards you 751 Leaders Begin New Term With received in the mail have you on the correct medical plan (Traditional Medical Plan; Selections or Kaiser Renewed Commitment to Members Permanente). If it is not correct and you were somehow switched to the wrong plan, start a ticket in Worklife. The New Year brought new union representatives First, Richard Jackson was elected District Secretary- You should also confirm in Worklife that your and staff. The October 2020 elections and November Treasurer from among the newly elected Council Delegates proper dependents are on your health insurance. Several 2020 District Council Officer nominations resulted in at the nominating meeting in November. Richard’s election members reported their dependents were dropped or changes that became effective February 1. triggered other movement within 751 leadership. District a divorced spouse was IAM International President Robert Martinez President Jon Holden appointed Auburn Business Rep To verify dependents: mysteriously added back • Sign into Worklife administered the oath of office to District 751 Officers, Jason Chan to serve as Chief of Staff. onto coverage. Council Delegates and Business Reps at the January Christine Fullerton, who was elected Business Rep • Click My Health & If your cards do not Insurance Benefits, 12th District Council meeting via Zoom and thanked in the October elections, will cover Jason’s previous BR reflect the proper plan or the leaders for their work to support our members. IAM assignment in Auburn, which opened up a position in • Click See My Current your dependents are not Coverage icon Western Territory General Vice President Gary Allen our Health and Benefits Office that will be filled by Jim correct in Worklife, please also attended the Zoom meeting and addressed 751’s McKenzie. call our Health & Benefits Office at 206-764-0350 for leadership. Martinez took the opportunity to congratulate In addition, District President Jon Holden appointed help in resolving the matter after you have started a retiring District 751 Secretary-Treasurer Susan Palmer Jeremy Coty to fill the open BR position (created when ticket in Worklife. on a historic career (see story page 9) and welcomed Jason moved to Chief of Staff). Jeremy will cover Union Ensures Daughter Gets Surgery incoming Secretary-Treasurer Richard Jackson in his the assignment Dena Bartman had prior to her Feb. 1 One member called our Health & Benefits office after new role. retirement. learning his wife and daughter were dropped from his The four District 751 Officers elected from the As these Union leaders take on their new assignments, coverage. It was imperative to get his coverage corrected newly elected Council Delegates for the next four years the goal remains to put each leader where they can be since his daughter was scheduled for surgery the next are: District President Jon Holden, District Secretary- the most effective in representing our members. week, and this surgery had already been postponed Treasurer Richard Jackson, District Vice President Matt Richard Jackson because of COVID. Hardy and District Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Hill. Richard has long been a strong and visible leader Health and Benefits Rep Les Mullen immediately While many leaders are in new positions, they are for our Union. He hired into Boeing in 1989 as a 30104 called Boeing and began working the situation. When he by no means new to our Union. Each has devoted years electrician after serving 4 years in the U.S. Navy. He could not get resolution through his usual channels and it to serving the membership, enforcing the contract, stepped up to serve as Steward in his shop and also was the day before the surgery, he elevated the matter to and volunteering their time helping others – gaining became a Local A Officer and Council Delegate. In Labor Relations, who got the situation corrected so the leadership experience each step of the way. Continued on Page 6 member’s daughter could have her surgery as scheduled. “Without the Union, I would have had to cancel my daughter’s surgery again. I am so thankful the Union Machinists Institute Awarded $10 Million was able to get this straightened out in time,” said the member, who asked not to be identified. “The whole Grant to Expand Training Opportunities matter caused so much stress for my family, and I never received an explanation for why my dependents were The Machinists to provide opportunities to dropped from my coverage.” Institute (MI), further career progression Continued on Page 3 established by for our members and grow IAM District 751, the next generation of was awarded a $10 skilled aerospace workers million five-year for the future. We are grant to expand excited to help train and training opportunities offer a pathway to higher in aerospace. The skills and a better standard Machinists Institute Via Zoom, Machinists Institute Executive Director Shana of living through family- will partner with Peschek (l) and Dist. 751 President Jon Holden (r) discuss wage jobs in aerospace community and the $10 million grant to expand training opportunities. manufacturing,” said Jon technical colleges as well as establish centers for Holden, President of IAM District 751 and Machinists registered apprenticeship, education and support in the Institute Board. “In addition to other opportunities, the Puget Sound, Everett, Vancouver, and Spokane areas. grant will also provide greater access to these careers to Credit goes to MI Executive Director Shana women, people of color, veterans and younger workers Peschek, Program Director Dr. Steve Addison, and while also supporting workers’ rights. This will help Health & Benefits Rep Les Mullen helped a member Project Coordinator Sue Bradshaw, who put together a ensure that the aerospace industry in our state continues ensure his wife and daughter were covered on his comprehensive 28-page proposal that helped secure the to thrive and grow long into the future.” medical plan when they were inadvertently dropped. grant. Machinists Institute Executive Director Shana Les got it straightened out so the daughter’s surgery “IAM District 751 founded the Machinists Institute Continued on Page 5 could take place as scheduled. Challenging Approving Inside Index Contractors Agreement President’s Message ..............................2 IAM-Boeing Joint Programs .................4 Union efforts stops Members at Durham School Retirement News ..................................8 subcontracting HVAC Services vote to approve Want Ads ..............................................10 work in Everett 2 new three-year contract 12 Eastern Washington .............................12 Page 2 751 AERO MECHANIC February 2021 REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT Positive Changes Help Build a Strong Future By JON HOLDEN Inequality at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 than three years on workers’ right to Rapid Response webinars that included IAM 751 District President p.m. The content always prompts organize. I am hopeful this year we can reps from WorkSource and Employment February brings leadership lots of good discussion and pass the PRO Act – Protecting the Right Security to make these workers aware changes to our District. Each information sharing. You can check to Organize – to empower workers to of not only available resources, but next move is designed to give our out our ongoing classes at www. freely and fairly decide to form a union. steps. In addition, our union ensured these members the best service and iam751.org, click Resources tab, On Jan. 25th, President Biden signed laid-off workers and their families remain representation possible. Our than class registration (see page 5). an executive order aimed at strengthening eligible for our IAM free online college leaders throughout 751 take Our Health & Benefits Buy American laws. This is a principle benefit for up to 5 years following layoff. their roles very seriously and department is putting together a we have long supported, and hope it will Again, this shows the benefit of Union are honored that members Zoom webinar on financial planning create more family-wage manufacturing membership – even after being laid-off. have empowered us to continue serving the and pension/retirement paperwork. The jobs here in the USA. Our union will continue working on your membership in our respective positions. request for the class came up at lodge Since COVID began spreading across behalf for contract enforcement, contract I also want to personally thank Susan meetings and our Health & Benefits reps the U.S. in March 2020, labor unions negotiations, workplace safety, training and Palmer and Dena Bartman for their are putting this together. Look for more have been asking for strong protections legislative action because every day we see leadership and dedicated service to our information in the March Aero Mechanic. for working people. In his first full day in the benefits of union membership and how membership and wish them well as they Finally, when talking about education, Office, Biden issued strong enforceable important it is to have rights on the job and retire on Feb. 1. I am excited that our Machinists Institute standards that will require employers to hope to bring that strength and solidarity to I have been meeting one-on-one with secured a $10 million grant dedicated develop workplace safety plans, implement even more workers. every staff member and Business Rep to to providing aerospace training to both science-based protection measures, train hear concerns they have enforcing the incumbent workers along with the next workers and report outbreaks.
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