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  • Legislative Outlook , TCU August 24, 2017

    Update: CSX CEO Harrison fires back at Rail Customer Coalition

    A couple days after letters from the Rail Customers and the STB were made public, CSX CEO Hunter Harrison responded in force. He didn’t mince words when he called the Customers’ accusations “unfounded and grossly exaggerated.” He then accused the coalition of using the issue to further their own goals of getting rate-setting and access

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  • Local News , TCU August 19, 2017

    TCU Local 2500 Members Stand with IAM Local 701 on the Picket Line

    More than 1,700 IAM-represented auto mechanics from across the Chicago area walked off the job at the stroke of midnight August 1st, after a group of more than 130 Chicago dealerships refused to pay the workers a fair wage and provide them a fair work schedule. Members of IAM Automobile Mechanics Local 701, based in

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  • Legislative Outlook , TCU August 18, 2017

    Rail customers argue for investigation of CSX service issues

      On Monday, a letter from the Rail Customer Coalition – a large group of shippers and various trade groups – was sent to the leaders of the Senate Commerce and House Transportation & Infrastructure committees regarding the poor service provided by CSX in recent months. Notably, these last few months have been the first

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  • Local News , TCU August 14, 2017

    Chicago District Council Annual Golf Outing – September 9th

    The Chicago District Council would like to invite all TCU members to the Annual Golf outing at Silver Lakes Country Club on September 9th. Proceeds will go to a Veterans Program, the Machinists Non-Partisan Political League and the Chicago District Council. The Chicago District Council is a group of Railroad Union members who have come

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  • TCU August 4, 2017

    TTD – How We Invest in Our Infrastructure Matters

    The President of the Transportation Trades Department (TTD) of which TCU is a member wrote recently: Strong infrastructure and a well-functioning transportation system are vital to the health of our economy, but for too long we’ve treated our infrastructure as though it doesn’t matter. And for too long, working people have paid the price. The

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