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  • iMail , News October 4, 2012

    Manitoba Joins Quebec in Case Against Air Canada

    There is a new chapter in the ongoing saga of Aveos. Manitoba has joined Quebec in formerly accusing Air Canada of not respecting the 1988 law requiring it to maintain aircraft maintenance and overhaul centers in Montreal, Winnipeg and Toronto. “This is a significant turn of events,” said IAM Canadian GVP Dave Ritchie. The IAM

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  • iMail , News October 2, 2012

    NFL Ref Battle Showcases Corporate Greed Over Pensions

    NFL referees voted in a new labor agreement over the weekend and are back to work. Their 115-day lockout by NFL owners, primarily to try and strip traditional pension benefits from the refs, was so out-of-bounds that even the political poster boy for union busting, Scott Walker, called for the regular referees’ return. All of

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  • iMail , News October 2, 2012

    IAM and UMass-Amherst Announce Graduate Degree Partnership

    The IAM’s William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center and the University of Massachusetts (UMass) have announced a partnership program that will make a Master of Science Degree in Labor Studies easily accessible to IAM members who already possess a Bachelor’s degree. The long-standing partnership success the IAM has had with the National Labor College,

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  • iMail , News October 2, 2012

    2012 GDA Banquet Deadline Fast Approaching

    The cut-off date for discounted room rates for the 32nd Annual William W. Winpisinger Charity Banquet to Benefit Guide Dogs of America (GDA) is October 22, 2012. To reserve your room, call the Caesars Palace Hotel in Las Vegas, NV, at 866-227-5944. Register with the group code SCDOG2 to get the special GDA rate. The

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  • iMail , News October 2, 2012

    Judge Halts Unfair Pennsylvania Voter ID Law – For Now

    A Pennsylvania judge has blocked an unjust, Jim Crow-like voter ID law from going into effect on election day. However, the judge ruled the law – put in place by GOP lawmakers to discourage minorities and the elderly from voting – will go into effect next year. Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson also ruled that

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