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  • News August 29, 2006

    IAM Poised to Unveil Major Internet Campaign

    August 29, 2006 – Machinists will have a unique opportunity to make their voice heard and felt on issues that matter most to them in the upcoming elections when the IAM unveils a nationwide internet campaign on Thursday, August 31, 2006. A key feature of the “Hell, Yes!” campaign will be a virtual wall, accessed

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  • News August 24, 2006

    HPWO Continues to Shine at Harley-Davidson

    August 24, 2006 – The successful alternative to traditional labor-management practices is what brought President Bush to Harley-Davidson’s Springettsbury, PA facility last week, where Local 175 represents 2,700 workers. After his tour and roundtable discussion with IAM members and management, Bush said: “I’m impressed by the fact that these people really enjoyed what they’re doing.”

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  • News August 24, 2006

    Winchesters Bound for Overseas Production

    August 24, 2006 – Olin Corporation and the Herstal Group recently announced a deal to have a Herstal subsidiary manufacture Winchester rifles and shotguns. Left out of the announcement is the likely location of the new production – low-wage sweatshops in Turkey. This concludes what was essentially a slow-motion version of the run-away shop, with Herstal

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  • iMail , News August 22, 2006

    iMail for Tuesday, August 22, 2006

    Kansas Hydraulics Plant to Remain Open In a move that will preserve more than 300 American manufacturing jobs, Eaton Corp. reversed an earlier decision and announced today it will continue to operate its Hutchinson, KS hydraulics facility. The announcement follows months of negotiations between the IAM, company representatives, local government officials and Kansas Gov. Kathleen

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  • News August 22, 2006

    Kansas Hydraulics Plant to Remain Open

    August 22, 2006 – In a move that will preserve more than 300 American manufacturing jobs, Eaton Corp. reversed an earlier decision and announced today it will continue to operate its Hutchinson, KS hydraulics facility. The announcement follows months of negotiations between the IAM, company representatives, local government officials and Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. “After

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