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  • iMail , News August 2, 2011

    District 75 Committee Completes Bargaining Prep at WWW Center

    District 75, Local 20 Bargaining Committee: Front row, left to right – Lydia Benoit and Jack Skowronski; back row, left to right – Steve Jordan, BR, Brian Paulson, and Bill Haun District 75, Local 20, at Hurlburt AFB, FL is preparing for negotiations with Defense Support Services (DS2). The 200 newly-organized IAM members at the

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  • iMail , News July 28, 2011

    IKEA/Swedwood Workers Vote “Yes” for IAM

    A three-year struggle for fairness ended in victory when workers at a Swedwood plant in Danville, VA – a right-to-work (for less) state – voted 221 to 69 to join the IAM. Swedwood is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Swedish furniture giant IKEA. The election win signals the beginning of negotiations with Swedwood to address the

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  • iMail , News July 28, 2011

    Leo Hindery Outlines ‘Vision for Economic Renewal’ Report

    In an op-ed published on The Huffington Post, Leo Hindery, Chairman of the Smart Globalization Initiative at the New America Foundation, outlines a new report on how to reverse the jobs crisis. Hindery, along with United Steelworkers International President Leo Gerard, recently co-chaired a Task Force on Job Creation, made up of policymakers, economists, business

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  • iMail , News July 28, 2011

    IAM Scholarships: 2011 Winners and 2012 Application Info

    The 2011 IAM Scholarship winners have been announced. Click here to see the complete list of winners. An impartial committee of educators selected seventeen recipients out of 402 entries submitted for this years’ competition. Thirteen College and two Vocational School Scholarships were awarded to children of IAM members, and two Scholarships went to IAM members.

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  • iMail , News July 28, 2011

    Overwhelming Approval for First URS Contract

    More than 240 IAM members, who perform aircraft maintenance at Whidbey Naval Air Station, have overwhelmingly ratified a new first collective bargaining agreement with URS Corp. The 97 percent vote reflected the tremendous solidarity the group has maintained since initially voting for IAM representation at the end of last year. “The workers were excited to

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