What We Do
Local DEMO has been fighting for working class families for more than 70 year. We stand up for our members in the legislative, political, and social landscapes.
Who We Are
Our staff is made up of hard working men and women who know workers rights. Our E-Board has more than 100 years of combined experience standing up to employers.
Who We Represent
We represent works from this specific industry. This type of worker, that type of worker, you can enter any details you want in this spot.
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Winnipeg, Man. fire fighters are celebrating a historic victory for public and fire fighter safety in the wake of a months-long, IAFF-supported campaign to increase staffing in the city.
Governor Mike DeWine signed HB 184 into law, marking a key first step as the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters works to secure long-term mental health support for Ohio fire fighters.
From restoring retirement security, to working toward safer staffing goals, fair apparatus markets, and stronger health protections, the IAFF is delivering real change for IAFF members and the communities they serve.
The IAFF is raising the bar on training opportunities. Whether you have been on the job for 30 weeks or 30 years, this event will have something for everyone.
The charity, which Canadian IAFF affiliates have been supporting since 1954, has also launched a new fire fighters webpage that recognizes support from the firefighting community and includes resources to help with fundraising initiatives.