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  • Legislative Outlook , TCU April 25, 2019

    ASWC, TCU rallies at Chicago’s Union Station

    Yesterday, union members and officials rallied in front of Chicago’s Union Station to show their opposition to Amtrak CEO Richard Anderson’s union-busting activities. The three unions leading the rally comprise the Amtrak Service Workers Council (ASWC), and include TCU/IAM, the Transport Workers Union (TWU) and Unite-HERE Local 23. Rally-goers were joined by Chicago-based Representatives Dan

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  • Local News , TCU April 23, 2019

    April 24th ASWC Chicago Rally – Join Us and Spread the Word

    The Transportation Communications Union (TCU/IAM), the Transport Workers Union (TWU), and Unite-HERE — representing service, clerical, and maintenance craft employees at Amtrak — have been under attack recently. Amtrak’s new leadership is seeking any-and-all ways to outsource work away from its own skilled, unionized workforce. Amtrak Service Workers Council to Hold Rally Protesting Amtrak Outsourcing

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  • Railroad Retirement , TCU April 20, 2019

    NRRIT QUARTERLY UPDATE FOR THE PERIOD ENDING MARCH 31, 2019

    The National Railroad Retirement Investment Trust (the “Trust”) issues a Quarterly Update to provide current information on the Trust’s operations and activities relating to its investment operations. This update reports on the Trust’s activities for the quarter ending March 31, 2019. Copies of the Trust’s Annual Management Report and each Quarterly Update are available on

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  • Local News , TCU April 19, 2019

    ASWC Rally to Stop the Anti-Worker Policies of Amtrak CEO Anderson

    The Unions that make up the Amtrak Service Workers Council (ASWC) will be holding a rally/press event in Chicago on April 24th to oppose Amtrak CEO Richard Anderson’s cutting and outsourcing of on-board service workers. We will not stand for Richard Anderson to take any more of our jobs away! We encourage any-and-all to attend

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  • Railroad Retirement , TCU April 18, 2019

    RRB Release – Comparison of Benefits Under Railroad Retirement and Social Security

    Employers and employees covered by the Railroad Retirement Act pay higher retirement taxes than those covered by the Social Security Act, so that railroad retirement benefits remain higher than social security benefits, especially for career employees who have 30 or more years of service. The Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) has released a questions and answers

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