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  • Local News , TCU August 21, 2020

    IAM Requests Veterans to Fill out Contact Information Form

    The IAM recognizes this is a stressful time for many IAM Veterans due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The IAM Employee Assistance and Addiction Services Program stands ready to assist Veterans and their families during this tough period. IAM is asking all veterans to fill out the contact information form online, so that the IAM

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  • Legislative Outlook , TCU August 21, 2020

    Are YOU registered to vote?

    Don’t wait, the November election will be here before you know it. And with millions of Americans voting by mail this election, it’s even more important to get registered and request your ballot early! Click here to register, check your registration status, or request a mail-in ballot. www.WorkersFirstVoteUnion.org Every presidential election seems to be hailed

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  • Local News , TCU August 14, 2020

    Special Report from National President Maratea

    Brothers and Sisters, When I became National President of this great Union on August 1st, I said I was fired up and ready to get the work done. In my second week in office, I held an Executive Council meeting so that TCU could take some issues head on and make necessary changes to our

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  • Carmen Division , Local News , Press Releases , TCU August 7, 2020

    United Rail Unions Sue to Block Carriers from Modifying Healthcare Benefits Without Bargaining

    Washington, DC, August 7 — On August 5, 2020, 12 rail unions whose members and their families are covered by the NRC/UTU Plan and the Railroad Employees National Health and Welfare Plan, filed suit against the nation’s Class I railroad carriers in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. The suit asks the

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  • Legislative Outlook , TCU August 4, 2020

    TCU Joins with Rail Unions and Agencies to Demand Congress Fund Transit

    Unions representing frontline public transportation workers joined forces with transit agencies and rider advocates to deliver a stark warning to lawmakers: without at least $32 billion in emergency funding, transit systems in both urban and rural areas face irreversible harm. In a letter to Congressional leadership, 36 organizations explained that physical distancing measures, including stay-at-home

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