IAM members participated in a demonstration in Washington, D.C., joining labor activists to highlight issues facing young workers. The march focused on concerns such as overwork, low pay, and the challenges of an economy that many see as unfair.
IAM union members join D.C. march highlighting challenges for young workers
Brian Bryant, International President
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