Legislative News
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Action
Tom Trotter, Director
Political and Legislative Dept.
\Whether it's working behind the scenes
getting an anti-labor provision removed from a bill or mobilizing a
nationwide grassroots effort, the Legislative Department is one of the few
voices in government fighting for working men and women.
The department promotes pro-worker legislation such as workers' rights, job
security, and workplace safety. The department also works for fair trade
laws and promotes our members' products to help them compete successfully.
With the takeover of Congress by strong anti-labor interests, many of the
laws that protect workers are in danger of repeal. The Legislative
Department has stopped many of the worst attacks on our members from
becoming law.
Issues that affect you and your job
The Political / Legislative Department of the IAM
At the IAM''s Political and
Legislative Department, our primary focus is jobs. We are constantly
pressing Members of Congress to find new and innovative approaches to
job creation, pay special attention to the job retention issues and
insure that our members and the companies they work for remain victors
in the global economic battles. Each day finds us pushing for more: more
worker rights, more job security, more jobs, more training, more
development, and more political education.
The United
States Senate This site includes links to Senators'
offices and also includes bills, calendars, notices of committee hearings,
and a daily digest of Senate action (usually with a one day delay)
U.S. House of Representatives This site includes Member Offices, schedule of hearings, "real time" reports on floor action, a schedule for the week and other current information.
Congress.org This site has been updated for the 105th Congress. It includes a page for each U.S. Senator and Congressman. All committee assignments are listed as well. The site provides a guide for contacting your Senator or Congressman and an e-mail form for doing so.
THOMAS Full text of legislation, all versions of House & Senate bills are searchable by keywords or by number. Full text of the Congressional Record from 1994. This site has links to other useful government information and historical documents.
Political Action by State
The Wisconsin State Legislature
Office addresses, e-mail addresses and other important
information about the Wisconsin State Legislature.
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