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  • iMail , News September 27, 2011

    2011 GDA Banquet Deadline Fast Approaching

    The cut-off date for discounted room rates for the 31st annual William W. Winpisinger Charity Banquet to Benefit Guide Dogs of America (GDA) is October 24, 2011. To reserve your room, call the Paris Hotel at 888-266-5687. Register with the group code SPDOG1 to get the special GDA rate. The banquet will be held Saturday,

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  • iMail , News September 27, 2011

    Voters in State Races Reject GOP Agenda

    When Republicans picked up two Democratic seats in the U.S. House of Representatives in special elections, it was big news. The media, however, is ignoring the grassroots rejection of the GOP attack on working families in races for state-level offices where anti-labor Republicans are seeing serious losses. Republicans gained control of governorships and state legislatures

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  • iMail , News September 23, 2011

    September 27: Rally to Save America’s Postal Service

    In every Congressional District across America, Postal Service unionists are organizing rallies to be held on Tuesday, September 27, 2011.   The U.S. Postmaster General is calling for a draconian restructuring plan that would result in the elimination of more than 100,000 postal workers’ jobs and the shutdown of over 3,000 local post offices. The

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  • iMail , News September 23, 2011

    Countdown to Calamity Begins Now with Pending FTA Vote

    Working families have less than 14 hours and counting to stop Congress from shipping hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs overseas. According to the IAM’s new Countdown to Calamity Clock, Congress is set to vote on three seriously-flawed free trade agreements (FTAs) on October 4. The pending trade deals with South Korea, Colombia and Panama

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  • iMail , News September 22, 2011

    October 4 is D-Day for Lethal Trade Accords

    Congress is set to vote October 4 on three seriously-flawed free trade agreements (FTAs) with South Korea, Colombia and Panama. Should the pending FTAs negotiated by the Bush administration pass, more than 159,000 middle-class jobs will be shipped overseas. With our country suffering from persistent high unemployment, we cannot afford more NAFTA-style trade agreements that

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