L-D239

Local Lodge D239

Three Forks, Montana

Scholarship winners named by International Executive Council

Scholarship winners named by International Executive Council

Randy Tocci, L-D239 president is Montana’s new AFL-CIO president

L-D239’s president elected as Montana AFL-CIO president

Boilermakers’ film partner Wide Awake Films won a Bronze Telly award for the video they produced about the L-D239 lockout.

Boilermakers, partners win awards for campaign against lockout

Jim Phillips stands inside “Jim’s Horn House.”

Jim Phillips amasses 60-year antler collection

Rally participants, led by (l. to r.) Pat O’Brien Townsend of the Montana Nurses Association; Jamie Cross, event organizer; and Janette May (and pup Gertie), cancer survivor, begin the mile-long march to the picket line.

Lockout leads to Breast Cancer Awareness rally

Members of L-D239, their families, friends and the community stayed the course on the picket line throughout the three-month lockout.

Long lockout over for Local D239

Basic Class

Local lodge leaders attend summer institute

Lockout ends for Boilermakers Local D239 workers at Imerys Talc

Lockout ends for Boilermakers Local D239 workers at Imerys Talc

Members of Local D239 in Three Forks, Montana, man the picket line outside the Imerys Talc facility that locked them out August 2. Lodge president Randy Tocci holds a toy unicorn, referencing Montana Governor Steve Bullock’s assertion to the media that the lockout is a “unicorn” in Montana — a rare occurrence. The last lockout in the state happened in the 1980s.

Locked out L-D239 stands strong, seeks return to work, fair contract

Locked out L-D239 members need your help

Locked out L-D239 members need your help

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