Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland
The Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland (AIMS) was a trade union representing foundry workers in Scotland. The union was created in 1831 as the Scottish Iron Moulders' Union. Its founder was James Dunn, a former cotton worker who had been blacklisted for trade union activities in his own trade. He spotted a gap produced by the failure of the Scottish Iron Moulders' Friendly Society, and the new union was successful, growing to 556 members by 1834, and gaining increases of 4 shillings per week for its members.
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AIMSAmalgamated Society of Core Makers of Great Britain and IrelandAssociated Ironmoulders of ScotlandConfederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering UnionsFriendly Society of Iron Founders of England, Ireland and WalesGeneral Secretary of the Scottish Trades Union CongressJames Dunlop MacDougallJames Fulton (trade unionist)James Millar JackJim Gardner (trade unionist)Jock McBainNational Union of Foundry WorkersParliamentary Committee of the Trades Union CongressScottish Iron Moulders' UnionTom Bell (politician)
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Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland
The Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland (AIMS) was a trade union representing foundry workers in Scotland. The union was created in 1831 as the Scottish Iron Moulders' Union. Its founder was James Dunn, a former cotton worker who had been blacklisted for trade union activities in his own trade. He spotted a gap produced by the failure of the Scottish Iron Moulders' Friendly Society, and the new union was successful, growing to 556 members by 1834, and gaining increases of 4 shillings per week for its members.
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