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  • TCU July 12, 2013

    TCU/IAM Members Excel in IAM/National Labor College Degree Program

    Thirteen Union members attended the IAM/National Labor College Port-of -Entry week at the William W. Winpisinger Center. First row: Steve Wilhelm, TCU/IAM Local T1908; Mike Hicks Local W261; George Mejia, Local 701; Tim Stone, Local 56. Second row: Paul Gibson, NLC Instructor Living Labor History;  Jerry Regehr, Local 1992; James Allen, IBEW; Josh Diaz, Local

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  • TCU July 2, 2013

    IAM Executive Council Takes Oath of Office

    Retired IAM International President George Kourpias, center, administers the oath of office to the new IAM Executive Council and Officers. From left, General Vice Presidents Diane Babineaux, Sito Pantoja, Philip Gruber, and Lynn Tucker, Jr., General Secretary-Treasurer Robert Roach, Jr., International President R. Thomas Buffenbarger, General Vice Presidents Dave Ritchie, Robert Martinez, Jr., Gary Allen,

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  • TCU June 21, 2013

    TCU Supports the Belshaw Adamatic Workers on Strike in Ashburn WA

    Sixty-Three Belshaw Adamatic employees, who are members of IAM Local Lodge 79, have been walking the picket line at the Auburn, WA plant since March 24. Belshaw management has agreed to a medical plan proposed by IAM representatives that would save the company over $20,000 per month, but won’t up wages in return. The members

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  • TCU June 14, 2013

    STB Approves First Section of the Planned Statewide California High Speed Rail System

    The U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) Board has issued a decision authorizing the California High Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) to construct a 65-mile high-speed passenger rail line between Merced and Fresno, Cal., which will be the first section of the planned statewide California High-Speed Train System.  The authorization is subject to environmental conditions and the

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  • TCU June 14, 2013

    U.S. Labor Department Orders Metro North Commuter Railroad to Pay 
Damages to Employee Who Reported On-the-Job Injury

    The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has found that the Metro North Commuter Railroad Co. violated the Federal Railroad Safety Act when it issued a reprimand to an employee who reported a workplace injury. The railroad, which provides commuter rail service to Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, has been

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