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Navistar International Corporation

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Lisle, United States

Navistar International Corporation is a manufacturer of commercial vehicles, including trucks and buses. The company designs, manufactures, and markets a range of heavy-duty trucks, school buses, and service vehicles to meet transportation and logistics needs.

CCI Score

CCI Score: Navistar International Corporation

-10.62

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Latest Event

Lobbying Disclosure Filing Reveals $480K Spending for Q4 2024

A recent Lobbying Disclosure Act filing showed that INTERNATIONAL MOTORS LLC (formerly Navistar Inc) spent $480,000 on lobbying in Q4 2024. The filing lists efforts on issues such as federal emission regulations, infrastructure investments, and multiple legislative initiatives including parts of the Inflation Reduction Act and EPA programs.

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Navistar International Corporation is currently rated as an Enabler.

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Latest Events

  • Lobbying Disclosure Filing Reveals $480K Spending for Q4 2024 Logo
    DEC
    31
    2024

    A recent Lobbying Disclosure Act filing showed that INTERNATIONAL MOTORS LLC (formerly Navistar Inc) spent $480,000 on lobbying in Q4 2024. The filing lists efforts on issues such as federal emission regulations, infrastructure investments, and multiple legislative initiatives including parts of the Inflation Reduction Act and EPA programs.

  • -40

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 27

    The disclosure of $480,000 in lobbying spending indicates active corporate political engagement. From an anti-fascist perspective, such lobbying—even if routine—can be concerning as it reflects corporate efforts to influence public policy for sector-specific advantages. The efforts to shape legislation on federal regulations and economic policies may undermine democratic accountability by prioritizing corporate interests over public welfare.

    Lobbying Update: $480,000 of INTERNATIONAL MOTORS LLC (FORMERLY NAVISTAR INC) lobbying was just disclosed

  • Navistar Sustainability Initiatives Showcase Progressive Business Practices Logo
    NOV
    30
    2023

    Navistar International announced a series of progressive sustainability measures including a new supplier sustainability code of conduct, joining the United Nations Global Compact, committing to science‐based emission reduction targets, launching environmental equity funding programs, and implementing reforestation and biodiversity projects. These actions emphasize ethical supply chain evaluation and community-focused environmental stewardship.

  • +80

    Supply Chain Ethics

    March 27

    Navistar's introduction of a comprehensive sustainability code of conduct for suppliers and dealers, paired with initiatives like supplier sustainability scoring, reforestation, and community environmental equity programs, underscores its commitment to ethical business practices and resistance to exploitative or authoritarian corporate behaviors. These measures align with progressive, anti-fascist values by promoting human rights and environmental integrity.

    Navistar Sustainability Push Gathers Steam

  • UAW Strike Over Production Relocation at Navistar Logo
    OCT
    03
    2023

    Over 4,000 UAW members went on strike against Navistar following the relocation of part of its truck production from unionized U.S. facilities to non-union plants in Texas and Mexico. The decision, seen as a cost-cutting measure to enhance competitiveness, has been criticized for undermining labor rights and violating longstanding labor agreements.

  • -80

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 27

    Navistar's decision to relocate production from unionized U.S. plants to non-union facilities in Texas and Mexico has sparked a significant strike by over 4,000 UAW members. This move prioritizes cost reduction and competitiveness at the expense of worker rights and fair labor practices, reflecting a deeply problematic labor relations stance from an anti-fascist perspective.

    UAW strikes Navistar

  • Navistar Joins UN Global Compact Logo
    SEP
    28
    2023

    Navistar International Corporation announced its membership in the UN Global Compact, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability, human rights, and ethical business practices. The initiative supports improved labor standards, responsible supply chains, and inclusive corporate governance, as emphasized by CEO Mathias Carlbaum.

  • +70

    Executive Political Engagement

    March 27

    Navistar's CEO publicly expressed pride and commitment in joining the UN Global Compact, signaling strong executive engagement in progressive and transparent policies. This action highlights the company's support for international standards on human rights, labor, and anti-corruption measures, contributing to an anti-authoritarian corporate stance.

    Navistar Joins UN Global Compact, the World's Largest Corporate Sustainability Initiative

  • +70

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 27

    By joining the UN Global Compact and implementing a new Code of Conduct that emphasizes supplier due diligence, human rights, and inclusive hiring practices, Navistar demonstrates a significant commitment to ethical labor relations and human rights. This proactive measure supports sustainable and equitable business practices.

    Navistar Joins UN Global Compact, the World's Largest Corporate Sustainability Initiative

  • Navistar Supports Lobbying to Weaken Emission Standards Logo
    JUN
    21
    2023

    Navistar International Corporation, among other truck manufacturers, has been reported to support a lobbying group (EMA) that is pushing for a loophole in federal smog standards. This action is viewed as greenwashing because it undermines critical clean air regulations in favor of corporate profit, potentially endangering public health and environmental justice.

  • -80

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 27

    Navistar’s support for the EMA's lobbying efforts to weaken emissions standards is seen as prioritizing profit over public safety and environmental protection. This involvement contributes to greenwashing and undermines public health regulations, aligning with actions that favor authoritarian industry practices over community welfare.

    Truck Makers' Greenwashing: Lobby Group Undermines Clean Air Standards

  • SEC Demands Lobbying Documents Amid Fraud Probe Logo
    JAN
    29
    2023

    The SEC is compelling Navistar to hand over lobbying-related records as part of an ongoing fraud investigation into alleged misstatements regarding its efforts to obtain EPA certification, raising serious concerns about the company’s business practices and political influence.

  • -60

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 27

    The investigation also points to potential misstatements made by Navistar regarding its compliance efforts with EPA standards. This raises serious concerns about the company’s ethical business practices and transparency, as the alleged concealment of key documents suggests a deliberate attempt to mislead regulatory bodies and the public.

    U.S. SEC demands documents from Navistar as part of fraud probe

  • -80

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 27

    Navistar is under investigation by the SEC for allegedly withholding lobbying-related communications. This effort to conceal records that pertain to its interactions with law firms and PR firms during its campaign for EPA certification highlights a troubling engagement in opaque political lobbying practices, undermining democratic oversight and accountability.

    U.S. SEC demands documents from Navistar as part of fraud probe

  • Settlement Over Historical Benefit Cuts Logo
    JAN
    28
    2022

    Navistar International Corporation agreed to pay $742M to settle a decades-old class action lawsuit arising from benefit cuts implemented in the 1980s, affecting both union and nonunion retirees.

  • -50

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 27

    Navistar's historical decision to cut health and life insurance benefits in the 1980s adversely affected both union and nonunion employees. The recent $742M settlement, while offering financial restitution, highlights longstanding unethical labor practices and a disregard for worker rights, reflecting negatively from an anti-fascist perspective that prioritizes fair labor standards.

    Navistar will pay $742M to settle decades-old benefit cuts class action

  • Navistar Cyberattack and Robust Response Logo
    MAY
    20
    2021

    Navistar International confirmed a cyberattack on May 20, 2021, which led to a data-theft incident. The company immediately contained the threat, launched an investigation with security and forensics experts, and strengthened its IT security infrastructure.

  • +35

    Technology and Services Impact

    March 27

    The incident highlighted the vulnerabilities in cybersecurity that can affect critical sectors like military vehicles manufacturing. Navistar’s proactive efforts to bolster its IT infrastructure and engage security professionals reflect a commitment to minimizing technological risks that could potentially be exploited for authoritarian surveillance or manipulation.

    Military Vehicles Maker Navistar Reports Data-Theft Cyberattack - SecurityWeek

  • +40

    Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

    March 27

    Navistar's swift response to the cyberattack—immediately containing the threat, engaging experts, and enhancing IT security protocols—demonstrates strong business practices and ethical responsibility. Such measures help protect customer and employee data, aligning with progressive principles of accountability and protection of civil liberties in the digital age.

    Military Vehicles Maker Navistar Reports Data-Theft Cyberattack - SecurityWeek

  • Navistar PAC Activity in 2019-2020 Cycle Logo
    JAN
    01
    2020

    Navistar International’s political action committee raised $66,130 during the 2019-2020 election cycle, highlighting the company’s engagement in political financing. While the amount is relatively modest, such activity raises concerns from an anti-fascist perspective regarding the broader influence of corporate money on democratic processes.

  • -20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 27

    Navistar International’s PAC raised a modest sum of $66,130 during the 2019-2020 cycle. Although the amount is not large in comparison to many corporate contributions, from a left‑leaning anti‑fascist perspective, any corporate engagement in political finance can be worrisome, as it may contribute to undue influence in the political arena. There is no indication that these funds were directed toward explicitly far‑right candidates or causes, yet corporate political fundraising remains a point of concern regarding transparency and democratic accountability.

    PAC Profile: Navistar International • OpenSecrets

  • Navistar International Lobbying Activity 2020 Logo
    JAN
    01
    2020

    OpenSecrets reports that Navistar International spent $1,060,000 on lobbying in 2020. This expenditure reflects the company's active engagement in efforts to shape policy, raising concerns about the influence of corporate money in democratic processes.

  • -20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 27

    The reported lobbying expenditure suggests that Navistar International is actively attempting to influence policy in ways that may favor corporate interests over the public good. From an anti-fascist perspective, such initiatives can undermine democratic accountability and open the door to policies that disproportionately benefit entrenched power structures.

    Navistar International Lobbying Reports • OpenSecrets

  • Approval of Four-Year Labor Agreement by UAW at Navistar Logo
    NOV
    01
    2010

    Navistar International Corp.'s UAW-represented employees approved a new four-year labor agreement that replaces the expired contract, detailing improved benefits, enhanced new hire packages, and healthcare cost sharing.

  • +80

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 27

    The labor agreement approved by Navistar's UAW-represented workers includes progressive measures such as improved operating flexibility, enhanced benefits, and a predictable new hire package. Such elements support worker rights and signal a positive move towards strong labor relations, aligning with anti-fascist principles of fair treatment and empowerment of workers.

    Navistar’s UAW Employees Approve Four-Year Labor Agreement

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