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  • Legislative Outlook January 20, 2012

    IAM Releases Video on Collective Bargaining Rights

    The IAM is standing up for collective bargaining rights in South Carolina and across the country with a 30-second TV ad titled “Scales.” The ad frames the current debate over union rights with a basic question: “What does more to help American workers and protect the middle class? The rants of politicians plumped up with

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  • Legislative Outlook January 6, 2012

    TCU MNPL Raffle Winners Drawn

    Congratulations to: Joe English   Lodge 5085 – first prize $1000 David Neff   Lodge 5101 – second prize $500 The raffle was a great success raising $16,000 for MNPL. TCU President Bob Scardelletti said, “Congratulations to Joe and David. I want to thank everyone for your hard work in helping make our MNPL raffle a success. 

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  • Legislative Outlook December 16, 2011

    Democrats, FRA and Secretary of Transportation Still Support High Speed Rail

    Democrats on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee spoke out recently over Chairman John L. Mica’s call to refocus passenger rail funding. They continued the support for the Obama administration’s vision for a nationwide high-speed rail program. “I’m glad this committee wasn’t in charge when the Eisenhower Interstate System was developed,” Rep. Corrine Brown, D-Fla., said at

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  • Legislative Outlook December 9, 2011

    TTD Sends Letter to Every Member of the House – Support the Invest in American Jobs Act of 2011

    In a letter to every U.S. House Representative member Transportation Trades Department AFL-CIO (TTD), of which TCU is a member, President Ed Wytkind stated, “On behalf of the TTD, I urge you to cosponsor the Invest in American Jobs Act of 2011 (H.R. 3533), introduced by Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Ranking Member Nick Rahall.  This

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  • Legislative Outlook November 10, 2011

    Ohio: A Victory for Workers – A Roadmap to 2012

    Working people across Ohio—from autoworkers to teachers and firefighters to the jobless sent a decisive and powerful message across the country, that politicians need to put Main Street ahead of Wall Street.  It shows that politicians who scapegoat workers and push an extreme partisan agenda need to instead fight to create jobs for working people

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