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  • iMail , News March 17, 2015

    Aviation High School Students Visit Winpisinger Center

    IAM Transportation General Vice President Sito Pantoja, far left, meets with Aviation High School students from New York City. For the 13th consecutive year, students from New York City’s Aviation High School visited the IAM’s William W. Winpisinger (WWW) Education and Technology Center in Hollywood, MD for a unique look inside the U.S. transportation industry.

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  • iMail , News March 17, 2015

    Deadline Approaching for 2015 IAM Legislative Conference

    Do you have an issue you want to raise with your elected officials in Washington, DC? From political novices to seasoned experts, the 2015 IAM Legislative Conference is the perfect opportunity to hear from the most powerful voices in Washington, and lobby your Senators and Representative on issues like workers’ rights, trade and more. The

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  • iMail , News March 17, 2015

    Conigliaro Tapped For General Vice President Post

    IAM International President Tom Buffenbarger made a further announcement at the MNPL Planning Committee meeting in Houston, TX that District 15 President and Directing Business Representative James Conigliaro will fill the post of General Vice President (GVP) in the General Secretary-Treasurer’s (GST) Department when current GVP Dora Cervantes becomes the new General Secretary-Treasurer. “With the

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  • iMail , News March 16, 2015

    Cervantes to be Next IAM General Secretary-Treasurer

    IAM International President Tom Buffenbarger announced that current General Vice President Dora Cervantes will become the IAM’s new General Secretary-Treasurer following the retirement of General Secretary-Treasurer (GST) Robert Roach, Jr. Buffenbarger made the announcement during his remarks at the IAM MNPL National Planning Committee meeting in Houston, TX. “The General Secretary-Treasurer has huge responsibilities, from

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  • iMail , News March 12, 2015

    Tell the New Mexico Senate to Reject Right-to-Work Law

    New Mexico’s working families breathed a collective sigh a relief when their state Senate tabled a so-called “right-to-work” bill, but the fight may not be over. Indications are that Big Business outsiders may try to attach a right-to-work provision to a different bill, which could pull just enough support to pass. We need to continue

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