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  • IAM International News , Latest Videos April 29, 2014

    Fighting for Foreign Workers

    Machinists, the AFL-CIO and the International Labor Rights Forum rallied in Washington, D.C. to mark the one-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh. Last April over one-thousand garment workers died, and 2,500 were injured, when the poorly built factory came crashing down. American union activists are demanding better working conditions for Bangladeshi garment

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  • Latest Videos April 29, 2014

    Workers’ Memorial Day 2014

    More than 12 workers are killed daily because of traumatic injury at work.  More than 135 die from occupational-related diseases. Workers’ Memorial Day is an annual observation that honors those who lost their lives due to occupational illness or injury. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the observance, which began in California. Watch this

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  • Latest Videos April 17, 2014

    A Story of Struggle

    The IAM is speaking out for safe working conditions and full and fair compensation for survivors. 20 year-old Aklima Khanam allegedly endured abusive labor conditions, and ultimately, the structural collapse of a garment production plant that killed over 1000 co-workers.

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  • Latest Videos April 11, 2014

    Trade Treaties and the Midterm Elections

    Congressman Steve Israel, A Democrat from New York, says his party is pushing hard to retake the House of Representatives in November. Organized labor has some stern political advice, and says the progressive roadmap to retaking the House starts with candidates committed to fair trade.

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  • IAM International News , Latest Videos April 9, 2014

    Brazilian Worker Strait-Jacketed For Being A Woman

    Imagine being hired to assemble planes at Embraer in Brazil and then being forced to do janitorial work, all because you’re a woman. Then, imagine the company calling the local psychiatric hospital and telling them to put you in a strait-jacket and take you away from the shop floor. That’s what happened to Telma Cristina

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