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  • iMail , News April 14, 2015

    Equal Pay Day: Women Still Earning Less Than Men

    This year, April 14 is the day that symbolizes how much extra a woman must work in 2015 to make the same as a man did in 2014. According to the latest census data, women working full-time earn just 78 cents for every dollar earned by men, amounting to a yearly wage gap of $10,876.

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  • iMail , News April 14, 2015

    Walmart and Low-Wage Workers to Stage Protests April 15

    Walmart, McDonalds and thousands of other low-wage and fast food workers are staging strikes and rallies in hundreds of cities nationwide and 35 countries as part of the growing Fight for $15 movement to raise workers’ wages to $15 per hour and have the right to join a union. The movement is steadily growing and

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  • iMail , News April 9, 2015

    IAM, Labor Launch Campaign to Train, Organize Immigrant Workers

    From left, Calixto Tapia, IAM District 725 Organizer; Joe Solis, IAM Special Representative; Diane Babineaux, IAM General Vice President; Alfredo Silva, IAM District 160 Organizer; Steve Cooper, IAM Grand Lodge Representative; and Monica Silbas, IAM Legislative Representative at the AFL-CIO “We Rise!” immigration summit in Washington, DC. A group of IAM members spent a week

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  • iMail , News April 9, 2015

    TPP Trade Deal Protects Profits Over People

    Newly-leaked classified documents show that the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal would greatly expand the “investor-state” provisions that permit corporations to use private World Bank or United Nations Tribunals to demand compensation for any environmental, labor, public health, consumer safety, financial regulation or other protective laws that could diminish any “expected future profits.” The

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  • iMail , News April 9, 2015

    Tell Congress to Support Transportation Equity

    Transportation infrastructure links us to the places we need to go. We count on the construction and maintenance of highways, roads and bridges, as well as bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure to connect us to jobs, schools, housing, health care, grocery stores and more. But political uncertainty in Washington, DC has slowed or stopped work on

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