Constellium SE

Constellium SE is a global leader in the development and manufacturing of innovative rolled and extruded aluminum products. The company serves various markets, including aerospace, automotive, and packaging, providing high-quality aluminum solutions to meet the needs of its customers.

CCI Score

-38.56

0.03% April 18

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Constellium SE Lobbying Spending in 2023

According to OpenSecrets, Constellium SE spent $180,000 on lobbying efforts during 2023. This expenditure reflects its active engagement in influencing policy decisions at the federal level.

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Constellium SE is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

Companies scoring in this range actively seek to please authoritarian regimes. They offer proactive support and assistance in exchange for preferential treatment, compromising ethical standards for business gains and political favor.

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31

2023

Constellium SE Lobbying Spending in 2023
-35.12

According to OpenSecrets, Constellium SE spent $180,000 on lobbying efforts during 2023. This expenditure reflects its active engagement in influencing policy decisions at the federal level.
-40

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 31

The disclosed lobbying expenditure of $180,000 for 2023 indicates that Constellium SE is actively engaging in political influence through financial means. Such actions, which seek to shape public policy, can contribute to an imbalance of power and undermine democratic accountability, making it a negative factor from an anti-fascist perspective.

Constellium SE Lobbying Profile • OpenSecrets
DEC

31

2023

Constellium SE Lobbying Spending in 2023
-26.34

Data from OpenSecrets indicates that Constellium SE spent $240,000 on lobbying activities during 2023, reflecting its active engagement in influencing U.S. policy decisions.
-30

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 31

The company's expenditure of $240,000 on lobbying in 2023 suggests a strategic effort to shape public policy in ways that may prioritize corporate interests over broad public accountability, an approach that can undermine democratic processes.

Constellium SE Lobbying Profile • OpenSecrets
DEC

31

2023

Constellium SE Lobbying Activity in 2023
-43.90

Constellium SE spent $240,000 on lobbying efforts in 2023, as reported by OpenSecrets, which appears aimed at influencing trade policy. From an anti-fascist perspective, the use of corporate financial influence in political arenas raises concerns about democratic accountability and the prioritization of business over public interest.
-50

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 31

The lobbying expenditure of $240,000 indicates an active effort to shape trade-related policy in favor of corporate interests. Such political influence can undermine regulatory fairness and democratic oversight, reflecting a negative stance from an anti-fascist perspective that prioritizes public accountability and resistance to elite-driven policy making.

Constellium SE Issues Lobbied • OpenSecrets
DEC

17

2020

Union Strike Citing Unfair Labor Practices at Constellium Alabama Plant
-38.88

Over 400 United Steelworkers initiated a strike at Constellium’s aluminum plant in northwest Alabama, protesting alleged unfair labor practices. The Associated Press reported the strike on December 17, 2020, highlighting labor concerns at the facility.
-60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 31

The strike by over 400 United Steelworkers protesting alleged unfair labor practices at the Alabama plant underscores significant issues with worker rights and safe working conditions. This labor dispute reflects exploitative practices that can harm marginalized communities and weaken the power of organized labor.

400 United Steelworkers on strike at Alabama aluminum plant
DEC

15

2020

USW Strike over Unfair Labor Practices at Muscle Shoals Facility
-48.57

More than 400 USW Local 200 members began striking on December 15, 2020, protesting Constellium's push for a new contract that would erode long-established labor protections regarding seniority and occupational health and safety.
-75

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 31

The union strike highlights Constellium's enforcement of a contract proposal that undermines decades of collective bargaining progress, compromising worker rights and safety. This approach reflects an authoritarian management style that devalues labor relations and human rights.

USW Strikes Constellium over Unfair Labor Practices in Muscle Shoals