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  • iMail , News October 13, 2009

    Check Out IAM on Facebook, Twitter

    The IAM is now on social network sites Facebook and Twitter. Join our pages to receive news and updates important to working families. JOBS Now! is also on Facebook. Share the link with family and friends and join IAM Legislative Director Matthew McKinnon, Heather Lawrence Murch of Local 2525 and Local 2559 President Melissa Campbell

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  • iMail , News October 13, 2009

    AFL-CIO Leaders Endorse Boeing Tanker Bid

    Boeing’s bid for the Air Force’s $35 billion aerial refueling tanker contract is the clear choice for investing in American workers, skills, security and future, according to the presidents of 10 AFL-CIO state federations in a letter to Defense Secretary Robert Gates. “Given the current state of the U.S. economy, taxpayer dollars shouldn’t be funding

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  • iMail , News October 13, 2009

    Connecticut Lawmakers Help Preserve 3,000 Jobs

    IAM District 26 took time out from their non-stop battle to save Connecticut aerospace jobs to deliver a public “thank you” to the Connecticut congressional delegation for their help defeating legislation that would have cost up to 3,000 jobs. Attending the event at the Local 700 union hall in Middletown, CT, was Senator Joe Lieberman,

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  • iMail , News October 13, 2009

    Mexico Seizes Power Utility, Replaces 40,000 Workers

    Up to 100,000 workers and supporters are expected at a mass demonstration this week in Mexico City to protest a decision by Mexican President Felipe Calderón to seize control of Luz Y Fuerza, the publicly-owned electric utility. Calderón also ordered the firing of all employees, dissolved their union and replaced them with workers brought in

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  • iMail , News October 8, 2009

    New Survey Confirms Need for JOBS Now!

    The pain of the unemployment axe continues as new numbers from the U.S. Department of Labor show employers cut 263,000 jobs last month. The unemployment rate now stands at 9.8 percent, a 26-year high. The rate would have been much higher had 571,000 people – frustrated over not being able to find a job –

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