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  • iMail , News January 18, 2011

    MLK Observance Features Community Service

    IAM members packaged more than 6,000 meals for needy residents during the community service portion of the AFL-CIO Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observance in Cincinnati, OH. IAM members joined with hundreds of union activists from across the country for a full schedule of activities at this year’s AFL-CIO Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,

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  • iMail , News January 18, 2011

    Contractors at NAS Whidbey Vote to Join IAM

    More than 200 civilian workers at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in Washington state voted recently to join the Machinists Union. The workers are employed by defense contractor URS to perform maintenance on U.S. Navy EA-6B Prowlers and EA-18G Growlerelectronic warfare jets. The 82 percent vote capped a year-long effort to form a union for

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  • iMail , News January 18, 2011

    Alabama Local 2003 Breaks New Ground

    Members of Local 2003 in Daleville, AL, begin construction on a new headquarters building with the ceremonial groundbreaking. Members of Local 2003 in Daleville, AL broke ground recently on a new 15,000 square foot headquarters building that will serve nearly 3,800 members who work at the nearby Fort Rucker Army Base. The local has a

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  • iMail , News January 18, 2011

    GOP Agenda Spreads to House Committees

    While the headlines may focus on repealing health care or debt ceiling votes, the real effects of the GOP landslide in November is much more chilling in the takeover of House Committees that set the legislative agenda, spending and oversight priorities for the next two years. Most symbolic is the removal of the word “Labor”

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  • iMail , News January 13, 2011

    MLK Observance Underway in Cincinnati

    This year’s AFL-CIO Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observance is taking place in Cincinnati, Ohio, a city with a rich civil rights history and the northern terminus of the fabled Underground Railroad.  “Cincinnati was the destination for thousands of African-Americans seeking freedom in the 1800s,” said IAM Executive Assistant Diane Babineaux, who led the

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