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  • News October 31, 2006

    November Sister of the Month

    Canadian Sister of the Month Kim Marshall IAM Sister Kim Marshall has been an IAM member for 14 years and is currently the Secretary-Treasurer of Local Lodge 1927.  She has previously held the position of President for that same local.  Sister Kim is an assembly worker at Dura Automotive. Looking for a challenge and an

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  • iMail , News October 31, 2006

    iMail for Tuesday, October 31, 2006

    NFFE-IAM Mourns Fallen Firefighters Four Forest Service workers died last Thursday while fighting a fire in the San Bernardino National Forest in California. Killed were Mark Loutzenhiser, 44, the Engine Captain, and three members of NFFE-IAM Local 1558; Jason McKay, 27; Jess McLean, 27; and Daniel Hoover-Najera, 20. A fourth NFFE-IAM member, Pablo Cerda, 23,

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  • News October 26, 2006

    Call to Action for November Elections

    With the critical midterm election less than two weeks away, IAM members have a chance to change the face of Congress and state capitols, if they show up to vote. “This election will be decided by turnout. It’s simple, if you stay home on Election Day or don’t volunteer some time on union-sponsored Get-Out-The-Vote drives

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  • iMail , News October 26, 2006

    iMail for Thursday October 26, 2006

    Call to Action for November Elections With the critical midterm election less than two weeks away, IAM members have a chance to change the face of Congress and state capitols, if they show up to vote. “This election will be decided by turnout. It’s simple, if you stay home on Election Day or don’t volunteer

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  • News October 25, 2006

    AFL-CIO Appeals Kentucky River Ruling

    The AFL-CIO filed a protest with the International Labor Organization (ILO), a branch of the United Nations, over the National Labor Relations Board’s recent rulings in Oakwood Healthcare Inc. and two other cases that collectively have come to be known as the “Kentucky River” cases. The complaint, filed with the ILO’s Committee on Freedom of

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