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  • Railroad Retirement , TCU October 18, 2018

    Railroad Retiree Earnings Limits Increase in 2019

    Railroad retirement annuitants subject to earnings restrictions can earn more in 2019 without having their benefits reduced as a result of increases in earnings limits indexed to average national wage increases. Like social security benefits, some railroad retirement benefit payments are subject to deductions if an annuitant’s earnings exceed certain exempt amounts. These earnings restrictions

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  • TCU October 10, 2018

    ASWC: Amtrak Workers, Riders, Union Leaders Blast Proposed Plan to Slash Jobs and Service

    Contact: Kevin Gifford, Communications Director, (301) 948-4910; David Arouca, Legislative Representative, (301) 840-8701 October 9, 2018  |  New York, NY More than 100 Amtrak workers, union leaders and supporters vowed Tuesday to fight Amtrak CEO’ Richard Anderson “tooth and nail” to stop massive layoffs and service cuts. Anderson already eliminated full dining-car service on two lines earlier

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  • Local News , TCU October 10, 2018

    Longtime TCU Member Santiago Rodriguez Retires from Walt Disney World

    Brother Rodriguez is a 35 year TCU Member and served as a Shop Steward for 15 years.  Santiago officially retired on August 1, 2018 and during a recent TCU/IAM 1908 Lodge meeting TCU/IAM National Vice President Matt Hollis presented him with a Solidarity Plaque and TCU/IAM watch on behalf of TCU/IAM National President Robert Scardelletti. 

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  • Local News , TCU October 6, 2018

    TCU Clerks, Carmen and Supervisors Reach Tentative Agreement with Keolis

    A Labor Coalition, consisting of TCU, IAM, BRC, ARSA, IBB, TWU, NCFO and SMART- Mechanical, came to an agreement with Keolis on Thursday October 4th. The new agreement will give TCU members a 16.5% wage increase over the course of 6 years, with full back pay. This includes TCU retirees and the beneficiaries of members

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  • Carmen Division , TCU October 3, 2018

    Follow Up – KCS Petitions FRA to Perform Mechanical Inspections in Mexico

    In a follow-up to a previous story on the TCU website, a group of bipartisan members of congress recently wrote Elaine Chao, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation, in opposition to Kansas City Southern’s (KCS) petition for waiver.  The requested relief would allow Mexican inspectors to perform the required tests and inspections on the Mexican

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