IAM President shares holiday message recognizing union members’ contributions

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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As the year comes to a close, International President Brian Bryant of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) shared a holiday message with union members and their families.

Bryant recognized the contributions of IAM members across various industries, stating: “IAM Union members make the holidays happen – and your union couldn’t be prouder of the work you do.” He noted that IAM represents workers in sectors such as airports, railroads, shops, facilities, and other worksites essential to daily life. According to Bryant, these workers’ dedication helps keep the country running during the holiday season when many others are at home celebrating.

He acknowledged the sacrifices made by union members: “I see the sacrifice, the long hours, and the pride you take in your craft. It doesn’t go unnoticed.”

Bryant also emphasized that IAM is more than just contracts and negotiations. He described it as a family: “It’s the way we show up for one another, lift each other, and make sure no member stands alone. That spirit of solidarity is what makes the IAM Union strong, and it’s what gives me hope for the year ahead.”

He expressed gratitude on behalf of himself and the entire IAM Executive Council: “Thank you for everything you do, not just for our union, but for your communities and for working people everywhere. We are grateful for each and every one of you.”

Bryant concluded his message with well wishes: “On behalf of the entire IAM Executive Council, I wish you and your loved ones a season filled with peace, warmth, and gratitude – and a New Year full of hope and opportunity.”



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