IAM Union leaders visit Wisconsin factories to highlight skilled manufacturing work

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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IAM Union leaders recently visited two manufacturing facilities in Wisconsin to observe the work of union members at Mercury Marine and John Deere. International President Brian Bryant, Resident General Vice President Jody Bennett, and Chief of Staff Vinny Addeo toured the sites alongside local officials.

During their visit, Bryant commented on the experience, stating his appreciation for the skill and dedication of IAM members involved in producing Mercury Outboard engines and John Deere equipment. “Bryant recounts his recent visits to both facilities, expressing his admiration for the high-quality work and skills displayed by the union members in manufacturing products like Mercury Outboard engines and premium John Deere equipment.”

Union representatives from Mercury Marine highlighted their expertise in areas such as machining, pouring, and grinding. They also emphasized their pride in contributing to American-made products.

The tours were organized by local IAM officials to showcase the technical abilities of their workforce.



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