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  • iMail , News December 8, 2015

    IAM, Labor Issue Scathing Report on TPP

    U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-OR) appears with “Roxy the TPP Tracking Bloodhound” at a news conference on Capitol Hill. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) fails to deliver on all but one of 15 key objectives for working people, say top U.S. labor leaders in a newly-released report. The Labor Advisory Committee (LAC), chaired by IAM International

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  • iMail , News December 8, 2015

    Machinists Union Welcomes Hillary Clinton’s Plan to Restore U.S. Manufacturing

    IAM International President Tom Buffenbarger says Hillary Clinton’s plans to revitalize the U.S. manufacturing sector marked the first serious strategic policy proposal of the 2016 presidential campaign. “If we are to have a real economic recovery in this country, we must take concrete steps to pump new life into our manufacturing sector,” said IAM International

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  • iMail , News December 8, 2015

    Ex-Im Bank Reauthorization is Long-Awaited Victory for U.S. Workers

    IAM Chief of Staff and Director of Trade and Globalization Owen Herrnstadt lauds a bipartisan bill reauthorizing the Ex-Im Bank during a news conference on Capitol Hill. Herrnstadt is flanked by Reps. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) and Gwen Moore (D-WI), left, and Maxine Waters (D-CA), right. U.S. workers can breathe a bit easier after a bipartisan

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  • Government Employees , iMail , News December 8, 2015

    Federal Workers to Receive 1.3 Percent Pay Hike in January

    Federal employees are scheduled to receive a 1.3 percent pay raise in 2016, the Office of Personnel Management announced. One percent of the adjustment will up base pay and the remaining adjustment will go toward locality rates. This pay adjustment will be the first time federal employees in 13 new pay localities – an estimated

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  • iMail , News December 8, 2015

    IAM Education Rep Murray Completes Doctoral Studies

    William Winpisinger Center Education Representative Greg Murray, second from left, received a doctoral degree in human development and education from the George Washington University. From left: GWU faculty member Neal Chalofsky, Murray, GWU faculty members Mike Marquardt and Dave Schwandt, former Winpisinger Center Director James Leslie and former Winpisinger Center Instructor Charlie Micallef. William W.

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