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  • iMail , News January 19, 2012

    Election Begins for 19,000 Agents at United/Continental

    Voting is underway in the representation election for nearly 19,000 Passenger Service and Reservation agents at the carrier formed by the merger of United Airlines, Continental Airlines and Continental Micronesia. “The combined Public Contact group is poised to become the single largest group of IAM-represented workers at any airline,” said IAM Transportation Vice President Sito

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  • iMail , News January 19, 2012

    IAM Contract Brings $30,000 in Raises for Rail Members

    The newly-ratified contract covering nearly 8,500 IAM-represented workers at the nation’s freight rail carriers is worth at least $30,000 in increased pay over the life of the agreement, according to District 19 President and Directing General Chairman Joe Duncan. “The tentative agreement provides 20.1 percent in compounded general wage increases, which will generate about $30,000

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  • iMail , News January 19, 2012

    Judge Orders Ex-Im Loan Guarantees Can Proceed

      A U.S. District Court Judge rejected an attempt by Delta Airlines CEO Richard Anderson to block the U.S. Export-Import Bank from providing Air India with $3.4 billion in loan guarantees needed to secure the purchase of 30 U.S.-built Boeing aircraft. The ruling is a victory for U.S. aerospace workers, the American economy and the

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  • iMail , News January 19, 2012

    Walker Recall Effort Tops One Million Signatures

    Wisconsin volunteers turn in more than one million signatures to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and other architects of the GOP attack on collective bargaining rights in Wisconsin. In an unprecedented grassroots campaign, Wisconsin volunteers gathered more than one million signatures in 60 days to recall GOP Governor Scott Walker and other GOP architects of

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  • iMail , News January 17, 2012

    MLK Holiday Observance Features Community Service

    IAM members joined with members of AFL-CIO unions to prepare homes for low income residents in Detroit during this year’s Martin Luther King’s Holiday Observance. Few states are struggling more to overcome the effects of recession than Michigan and few cities have as many challenges as Detroit. Decades of outsourcing and fierce competition from a

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