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  • iMail , News August 16, 2011

    IAM Salutes Those Who Made the Shuttle Soar

    Near the end of 2009, the Machinists News Network (MNN) ran a story about the IAM members who worked as part of NASA’s shuttle program. These were the men and women who made sure, time and time again, that manned space flight took our breaths away. Unfortunately, following the government’s decision to outsource the iconic

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  • iMail , News August 11, 2011

    United Airlines Ramp/Fleet Workers Win IAM Representation

    The IAM emerged as the winner today in an election to determine union representation for more than 14,100 Fleet/Ramp workers at the new United Airlines, the carrier formed by the merger of United Airlines, Continental Airlines and Continental Micronesia. The election, which was conducted by the National Mediation Board (NMB), was between the IAM, which

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  • iMail , News August 11, 2011

    Puerto Rico Hosts 2011 LCLAA Conference

    IAM Assistant Political and Legislative Director Rick de la Fuente (left) and Southern Territory GVP Bob Martinez were part of a large IAM delegation attending the 2011 LCLAA Education Conference. A glancing blow from Tropical Storm Emily failed to dampen the spirit of delegates at the 2011 LCLAA Education Conference, which was held in San

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  • iMail , News August 11, 2011

    Two GOP Senators Defeated in Wisconsin Recall Effort

    Democratic challengers won two of six GOP State Senate recall elections in Wisconsin. The six recall efforts were in response to GOP Governor Scott Walker and the Republican-controlled legislature’s budget bill that stripped collective bargaining rights of hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin public workers. Wisconsin working families reacted to Walker’s strong-arm tactics with months of

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  • iMail , News August 11, 2011

    Voting Rights Still Key to FAA Reauthorization

    The short-term deal to get the FAA back in operation expires on September 16, 2011, and House GOP leaders are vowing to keep up their attacks on transportation worker voting rights that caused the almost two-week shutdown. House Transportation Committee Chairman John Mica (R-FL) was willing to let the FAA shutdown to block the new

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