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  • iMail , News April 8, 2010

    Grupo de programación en Español reúne en el Centro Winpisinger

    Los miembros del presente español del grupo de trabajo de la dirección incluyen la semana pasada al organizador (de izquierda a derecha) de Javier Almazan, Local 2152; Anne Wiberg, representante de la educación; Carlos San Miguel GLR; BR del Local 701 de Armando Arreola; Jorge Sáenz GLR; Presidente del Local 901 de Maria Pozo; BR

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  • iMail , News April 8, 2010

    Green Jobs on the Run

    The exodus of U.S. jobs continues as British petroleum giant BP announced it will be closing its solar-panel manufacturing plant in Frederick, MD, and moving to China and India. Barely three years after unveiling a $70 million plan for the creation of green jobs, the company says it’s preparing to layoff 320 workers and will

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  • iMail , News April 6, 2010

    The REAL Unemployment Numbers

    Leo Hindery, Managing Partner of InterMedia Partners, produces a Summary of U.S. Real Unemployment each month after the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases its monthly Household and Employer Surveys. This month the BLS touted the creation of 162,000 jobs. Not so fast, says Mr. Hindery (pictured at left). Hindery’s summary makes three important adjustments: it identifies average weeks

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  • iMail , News April 6, 2010

    Enroll Now for Women’s Basic Program in May

    The IAM Women’s Basic program will be held May 2-7, 2010 at the William W. Winpisinger Education and Technology Center in Hollywood, MD. The Program covers establishing lodge Women’s Committees and making existing Committees more effective. The curriculum for this basic program is designed to provide women members, officers, and activists with the leadership skills

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  • iMail , News April 6, 2010

    The Last (Sad) Laughs

    “How much longer will America’s ‘gravest recession’ last?” That’s the question posed by IAM Communications Director Rick Sloan in an article appearing this week in the Huffington Post. Citing the conservative figures provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Sloan points to the 13.0 million jobs lost since 2007 and questions whether the jobs crisis

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