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  • iMail , News January 10, 2012

    Calling All Machinist Musicians and Poets

    Do you play an instrument, write music, poetry, or sing? The William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center is seeking musically and lyrically inclined IAM members who interested in writing and composing the next chapters in the history of labor music or poetry.  All genres are welcome (rap, country, rock, hip-hop, Tejano, etc.). Help share

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  • iMail , News January 10, 2012

    Una llamada a todos los Musicos y Poetas Maquinistas

    ¿Tocas un instrumento, escribas música, declamas poesías, o cantas? Este es una llamada a todos los miembros de la IAM quienes tienen talentos musicales y disfruten de la escritura y quisieran colaborar en actualizar escribiendo música y poesía sobre la era laboral moderna. Todos tipos de música son bienvenidos (reguetón, ranchera, rock, disco, tejano, etc). 

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  • iMail , News January 10, 2012

    Êtes-vous Musicien, Chanteur Compositeur?

    Êtes-vous interesses á  faire partie D’ungroupe qui compoerais des chants syndicaux, á partiede faits vecus.SI OUI : communifer arec Henry BagwellHenry BagwellEducation Representative, William W. Winpisinger Education & Technology Center301*373-8815Nous avons Besoin de vos idèrs et talent.  

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  • iMail , News January 5, 2012

    NLRB Restored to Full Strength

    Acting under authority granted by the U.S. Constitution, President Obama announced the recess appointments of two Democrats and a Republican to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), ensuring the agency will have the quorum needed to issue rules and regulations through 2012. The recess appointments bring an end to an unprecedented blockade of the president’s

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  • iMail , News January 5, 2012

    Boeing to Close Military Aircraft Facility in Wichita

    In a move that will cost 2,100 jobs, the Boeing Company announced this week it will close its military aircraft plant in Wichita, KS and move the work to Texas and Oklahoma. The IAM represents about 450 members at the facility, which performs modifications of military aircraft, in addition to work on Air Force One.

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