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  • iMail , News June 12, 2012

    Oklahoma Members at Vance AFB Ratify New Contract

    Three years after a 15-day strike grounded operations at Vance Air Force Base in Enid, OK, IAM members of Local 898 ratified a new contract by 426-84, an 84 percent margin. The three-year agreement covers nearly 800 members employed at Vance by prime contractor CSC Applied Technologies LLC and three subcontractors. The new agreement includes

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  • iMail , News June 12, 2012

    IAM Mourns Former GVP Merle Pryor

    After a long life spent in service to family, friends, country and union, former Midwest Territory General Vice President (GVP) Merle E. Pryor, Jr., died on June 8 in Ft. Scott, Kansas. Pryor, 80, retired from the IAM in 1993 after a union career that began in 1955 as a member of Local 834 in

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  • iMail , News June 7, 2012

    Edmonton Firm Seeks Heavy Equipment Operators

    IAM members with a background in heavy equipment are being advised that the Canadian mining company Finning (Canada) in Edmonton, Alberta is preparing to hire a large number Heavy Equipment Technicians and plans to solicit workers from the U.S. as well as Canada. While Finning is preparing an application to allow the hiring of non-Canadian

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  • iMail , News June 7, 2012

    Canada District 140 Expands at Vancouver Airport

    Passenger Agents and Special Services employed by Airport Terminal Services (ATS) at Vancouver International Airport are now members of District 140, Local 16 in Richmond, BC. The new members provide passenger check-in services for US Airways and Virgin Airlines and other non-scheduled airlines as well as Special Services for those passengers requiring wheel chair assistance.

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  • iMail , News June 7, 2012

    Wisconsin Recall: The Color of Money

    Americans woke up this week to the first major impact of last year’s Citizens United Supreme Court decision allowing unlimited independent campaign spending by corporations and wealthy individuals. In Wisconsin, Republican Gov. Scott Walker survived a recall election on the back of a $31 million campaign war chest that was beefed with more than $20

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