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  • Local News , TCU December 7, 2020

    Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

    The surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7th, 1941 is one of the most significant events in the history of our nation, as it directly resulted in the United States entering World War II.  TCU honors the memory of the more than 2,400 US service members and American civilians who lost their lives in the attack

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  • Local News , TCU November 30, 2020

    TCU Mourns the Loss of Larry Willis

    TCU National President Artie Maratea issued the following statement following the passing of TTD President Larry Willis: The entire TCU family is in mourning today as we remember our brother and leader Larry Willis, President of the Transportation Trades Department (TTD), AFL-CIO. Larry was a consummate leader and mentor to everyone in the labor movement,

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  • Legislative Outlook , TCU November 24, 2020

    TCU Sends Letter to New York MTA – Demanding Consultants be Released Before any TCU Member is Furloughed

    In a recent letter to the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), TCU Vice-President William DeCarlo demands that consultants be released before any TCU member is furloughed and that TCU is part of future decisions. Click here to read the full letter from TCU Vice-President William DeCarlo.

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  • Member Benefits , TCU November 20, 2020

    TCU Joins with Rail Labor and Amtrak in Supporting the Railroad Employee Equality and Fairness Act

    The current laws in place reduce the benefit amount available to those covered under railroad unemployment insurance. This act, if passed, will allow unemployed railroad workers to receive the same benefits as the general public. TCU supports the recent introduction of S. 4860, the Railroad Employee Equality and Fairness Act, which would undo harmful, ongoing

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  • Local News , TCU November 20, 2020

    TCU 2021 Dues Increase

    In accordance with the IAM Constitution, their monthly per capita tax is increased by using the average of the percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) as published by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Canadian Consumer Price Index as published by

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