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  • iMail , News March 14, 2013

    Regístrate ahora para la clase en Mayo de Liderazgo I en Español

    El plazo de inscripción para la clase del 05 de Mayo de Liderazgo I se acerca rápidamente, así que actúe ahora. Si conoces a alguien en su logia local que esté interesado en asistir al Liderazgo I en español en Mayo, por favor notifiquen a los oficiales de su logia local lo más pronto posible.

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  • iMail , News March 14, 2013

    Act Now to Support U.S. Jobs

    IAM members have a unique opportunity to express their support for stronger U.S. content requirements in export transactions that are supported by the U.S. Export Import Bank. The Ex-Im Bank was created during the Roosevelt administration to support U.S. exports that support U.S. jobs by providing billions in annual loan guarantees. While the Ex-Im Bank

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  • iMail , News March 14, 2013

    Ryan Budget Would Hurt Working Americans

    House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) has introduced a 2014 fiscal year budget that would deeply cut health care and education spending that middle class families depend on. The plan also provides higher subsidies for shipping jobs overseas and bigger tax breaks for corporations and the wealthy. Republicans would pay for the budget by

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  • iMail , News March 12, 2013

    Machinists Mobilize to Repeal TSA Blunder

    The IAM has launched a campaign to repeal the recent decision by the Transportation Security Agency (TSA) to allow knives and other dangerous objects aboard aircraft. Representatives Eric Swalwell, Michael Grimm and Bennie Thompson authored a letter to TSA Director John Pistole demanding the agency reverse course on its dangerous move to allow knives aboard

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  • iMail , News March 12, 2013

    IAM Mourns Former District 751 President Bill Johnson

    Bill Johnson Bill Johnson, the former union president who led Machinists Union District Lodge 751 from 1992 through 2000 has died at his home in Seattle after a fight with cancer. He was 69. As president, Johnson established programs that are important parts of the union today, including the Work Transfer Committees that make the

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