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  • iMail , News December 13, 2012

    ‘In These Times’ Examines IAM Organizing at IKEA

    The IAM campaign to organize IKEA-owned facilities in the United States continues to attract media attention here in the U.S. and around the world. The most recent example is an article by writer Bruce Vail in the latest issue of In These Times magazine. The article examines IAM organizing victories in three of IKEA’s five

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  • iMail , News December 13, 2012

    Tennessee Strikers to Vote on Revised Contract Offer

    A vote will take place on December 13 on an improved contract offer which, if approved, would end a five-day strike by about 1,100 IAM members at Goodman Manufacturing in Fayetteville, TN. The walkout by members of Local 2385 in Fayetteville began on December 8, after members voted to reject an offer from the air

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  • iMail , News December 11, 2012

    GOP Poised to Pass Right-to-Work Law in Michigan

    An unholy alliance of Tea Party Republicans in the Michigan statehouse and the billionaire Koch brothers are on the brink of making Michigan the latest state to pass right to work (for less) legislation. The pending legislation was rammed through Michigan’s GOP-controlled House and Senate in a matter of days with no public input, no

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  • iMail , News December 11, 2012

    ‘Brotherhood Outdoors’ Seeks IAM Member for Kansas Hunt

    Watching hunting and fishing shows is great, but being part of one is even better.  And the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance is looking for a hardworking IAM sportsman or woman for a Kansas predator hunt on its union-dedicated TV series, Brotherhood Outdoors, at the end of January. Winner of a 2012 Sportsmen Choice Award, Brotherhood Outdoors

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  • iMail , News December 11, 2012

    UCubed Unveils ‘Unanimous Consent’ Video

    With the “fiscal cliff” looming, the Union of Unemployed (UCubed) released a new holiday video urging the Senate to say “nay” to any sort of UC during debt talks. UC is short for Unanimous Consent Agreement – and is the reason why so many bad bills become law. The agreement requires all 100 Senators’ support

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