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  • iMail , News September 10, 2013

    Flight Attendants Raise Money for Flight 93 Memorial

    The Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, PA commemorates the 40 crewmembers and passengers who died while preventing a terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol on September 11, 2001. (National Park Service) On the eve of the 12th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, IAM-represented Flight Attendants joined the Flight Attendant Union Coalition to

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  • iMail , News September 10, 2013

    Indiana Judge: ‘Right to Work’ is Unconstitutional

    An Indiana judge has declared the state’s “right-to-work” law unconstitutional, echoing what organized labor has been saying since the harmful legislation began sweeping across state legislatures throughout the country. Lake Superior Court Civil Division Judge John Sedia ruled that preventing the union from collecting bargaining-related dues or fees from non-union members, who federal law requires

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  • iMail , News September 10, 2013

    Mark Schneider Named IAM General Counsel

    Mark Schneider IAM International President Tom Buffenbarger today announced Mark Schneider will join the IAM Legal Department as General Counsel, effective October 1, 2013. Schneider will replace outgoing General Counsel Chris Corson, who is concluding a 17-year IAM career that included five years as the IAM’s top legal officer. “Chris Corson deserves the respect and

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  • iMail , News September 10, 2013

    2013 AFL-CIO Convention Underway in Los Angeles

    Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) delivered a rousing speech to delegates of the 2013 AFL-CIO Convention in Los Angeles. Massachusetts Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren was given a rock star’s welcome at the 2013 AFL-CIO Convention in Los Angeles, where she credited delegates for her recent election and emphatically declared her support for labor’s goals and achievements.

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  • iMail , News September 9, 2013

    Fight for Workers’ Pensions Hitting High Gear

    The first salvos in the battle for workers’ pensions have been fired, and the war could be coming to the U.S. Congress this month. Detroit is trying to saddle the city’s bankruptcy on the backs of its 21,000 retirees by slashing their pensions. The Mayor of Chicago, where the costs of public pensions are merely

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