The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers has accused Apple of discriminating against unionized staff at its Towson store in a new complaint before federal regulators. The dispute focuses on transfer rights following planned store closures.
U.S. Representatives Emanuel Cleaver and Wesley Bell have urged Olin Corporation leaders to resume talks with striking IAM union ammo makers at Lake City Army Ammunition Plant. The union seeks improved wages while emphasizing its role in national defense supply chains.
Two local chambers are hosting a candidate forum ahead of Augusta’s mayoral election this April. Community members can attend sessions or submit questions online for commission district and mayoral candidates.
The International Association of Machinists’ Arizona State Council endorsed Gov. Katie Hobbs for reelection during a recent meeting in Phoenix attended by over 40 delegates. Union leaders cited her support for workers’ rights as key reasons behind their decision.
Legislation has been introduced in Congress aiming to end penalties on railroad retirees who continue working after retirement. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers supports these changes as fairer treatment for retired rail workers.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers is urging swift Congressional action on the SHIPS for America Act following a recent hearing on revitalizing U.S. shipbuilding capacity. The union highlights gaps between American-flagged vessels versus China’s fleet size as well as ongoing efforts supporting workers across states.
Augusta University computer science students earned top awards at Vanderbilt’s VandyHacks event against strong national competitors. Teams won recognition for projects addressing disaster response finance systems and AI-driven UV health solutions.
Maryam Faiq Gardiwal from Augusta University took part in an international summit focusing on justice for Afghan women. She moderated discussions about United Nations resolutions on accountability mechanisms. Her participation highlights how academic training can lead to real-world impact.
A new Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club has launched at Augusta University led by brothers Lukeman and Adam Chadli. The free weekly sessions are open to all students interested in fitness or self-defense skills. Members report benefits including increased confidence and community support.
Augusta University’s Graduate Research Day reached record participation this year with over 200 researchers involved across multiple disciplines. Organizers highlighted both growth in numbers and diversity among participants as key achievements.