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  • iMail , News May 10, 2011

    NLRB Moves to Protect Workers’ Rights in Arizona

    The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has filed a lawsuit against the state of Arizona for its illegal attempt to mandate the use of secret ballot-only union elections. The NLRB says the Arizona law violates federal law, in place now for 76 years. Arizona voters recently approved a state constitutional amendment requiring secret ballot elections

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  • iMail , News May 10, 2011

    UCubed to Jobless: ‘Tell It Like It Is’

    UCubed is asking the jobless for their help in designing a bumper sticker that sums up what it means to be unemployed in America. The grassroots organization for the unemployed and underemployed is holding the bumper sticker contest as another way to remind folks that America needs JOBS Now. The contest is part of UCubed’s

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  • iMail , News May 5, 2011

    IAM Supports ‘Make it in America’ Agenda

    The IAM welcomed House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer’s effort to restore the national focus on creating and preserving U.S. jobs as the primary pathway back to national economic prosperity. “Each month that passes without a comprehensive national plan to rebuild our manufacturing infrastructure is another month that this nation will suffer,” said IAM International President

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  • iMail , News May 5, 2011

    NDP Makes Major Gains in Canadian Elections

    The strongly pro-working family New Democratic Party (NDP) made Canadian history when Canadians elected 102 NDP members of Parliament in the May 2, 2011 federal election. When the last Parliament dissolved, the NDP had 36 seats. The NDP picked up 58 seats in Quebec, including that of Bloc Leader Gilles Duceppe. Before the election, the

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  • iMail , News May 5, 2011

    SAMs Workers Rally for Justice

    NFFE-IAM Federal District 1 President & DBR Bill Dougan, second from left, rallies with DC Safety/Hospitality Maintenance workers demanding their employer, Downtown Business Improvement District, recognize the IAM as the workers’ union. Dozens of IAM members rallied in downtown Washington, DC, demanding an end to their employer’s refusal to recognize the IAM as their union.

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