ARTICLE – Meet The New PMPA President Jim Hemingway
Published November 2007
By PMPA Staff
The PMPA installed its new president last month at the PMPA annual meeting held in Tucson, Arizona.
Published November 2007
By PMPA Staff
The PMPA installed its new president last month at the PMPA annual meeting held in Tucson, Arizona.
PMPA Business Trends September 2025 The September 2025 business trends came in at 156 with 50 respondents reporting. The index grew 5.57 percent over the previous month and 10.54 percent versus September a year earlier. The index was just above the 5-year average for September. The year-to-date average was 147 just above our 144…
Released July 11, 2022 Miles Free selects 10 of 20 very important issues in the Federal Government’s Spring 2020 Regulatory Agenda and shares with Carli Kistler-Miller and listeners the potential impact these issues have on the precision machining industry and PMPA Members. Show Notes Link: https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/eAgendaMain
Published March 2021. By Joe Jackson Automotive and Light Truck Industry spends $249 billion on materials, components, supplies, minerals and machinery. It’s our industry’s largest market served. VIEW ARTICLE
Published August 2013 By PMPA Staff The Precision Machined Products Association will be awarding Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to individuals who take part in the association’s various learning opportunities. VIEW ARTICLE
Published February 2017 By Bernie Nagle For more than 40 years, through good times and bad, the Management Update Conference has been providing members with the education, insights and management tools to help your businesses adapt and thrive. The 2017 conference is no exception. VIEW ARTICLE
Employers Ask EEOC For COVID-19 Vaccine Incentive Guidance Citing the uncertainty surrounding the state of the law when it comes to offering incentives to employees who receive the COVID-19 vaccination, a collection of over 40 business groups and associations just submitted a letter to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission seeking guidance on what’s allowed…