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  • News January 22, 2008

    2007 Updates

    Latest Updates:               1,822 Long Beach, CA. Workers Vote ‘IAM YES’ More than 1,800 city workers joined together and voted IAM Yes!!! Big Win for Local 2515 85 service contract workers at White Sands Missile Range are the lates workers who said “YES” to joining the IAM. Workers at Filtrona Join District 751  New members at

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  • News January 18, 2008

    EBRI Report

    A new study by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) indicates that the end of employment-based health insurance is not yet in sight but “if one larger employer actually did drop its health benefits, others might follow for competitive reasons.” The full report can be downloaded by clicking here.

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  • iMail , News January 17, 2008

    iMail for Thursday, January 17, 2008

    IAM and NASSCO Open Negotiations in San Diego IAM District 947 Negotiating Committee (left and left to right: Roberto Becerra, Nick Ferioli, Joe Zimolzak, Richard Sanchez, Scott Gilding, Gilbert Huffman, Robert Martinez and, not pictured, Steve Cooper) sits across bargaining table from NASSCO Reps. (right to left: Tom Fawcett, Ted Scott, Anna Cooper, Don Dame)

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  • iMail , News January 16, 2008

    iMail for Tuesday, January 15, 2008

    Congress Back for New Year With fears of a recession looming, Congress opened its 2008 session today looking to address health care, energy costs and a host of economic issues. Democratic leaders have said a top priority will be to shape a bipartisan economic stimulus package to jumpstart the struggling economy. “American families are facing

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  • iMail , News January 10, 2008

    iMail for Thursday, January 10, 2008

    IAM Journal Addresses Critical Skills Shortage The need to provide young workers with apprenticeship programs, technical and vocational education and affordable alternatives to a four-year college education is the focus of the latest issue of the IAM Journal, the award-winning publication of the Machinists Union. While labor economists are predicting a shortage of 21 million

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