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IUE-CWA News: 2004

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Items from IUE-CWA News, 2004.

October 2004

Union-Made Goods On New Website

Morty Bahr Announces Plans For Retirement

Meeting To Focus On Organizing

Locals Honored For Organizing Activity

Labor: Chinese Currency Manipulatoin Costs U.S. Jobs

Kerry Promises To Keep Goods Jobs In United States

Hurricane Relief Needed At Ala. Local

GE Subsidiary Found Guilty Of Breaking Labor Law

Division Loses More Members

Delegates Elect First Ever Rank-And-File Executive Council Members

Meet Your Newest Council Members

July 2004

Working Women Concerned Over Loss Of Good U.S. Jobs

Visteon Strike Ends With Job Guarantee In A 4-Year Pact

Union Outsourcing Proposal Shines Light On GE Practices

Trade Panel OKs Final Duties For Chinese TVs

Pressure From Chinese Auto Industry Felt Internationally

Organizing Wins Reported At Two Delphi Suppliers

Locked-Out Alstom Workers Back At Work With 3-Year Pact

Local 821 Fights To Save Jobs

Kerry Health Care Plan Could Save Manufacturers $6 Billion

IUE-CWA Turns Out For Second Appalachian Tour

Get Dressed And Get Dancing

GE Lighting Contract Brings Plant $12 Million In New Lamp Technology

Bush Backs Trade With China Over Workers' Rights

Bush Appointees Attack Workers' Right To Freely Choose A Union

Test Your Knowledge

May 2004

Women Vote Union More Often, But Then Don't Connect With The Labor Movement

New Unit In Fallon

John Kerry's Plan For Saving Manufacturing Jobs

Fenn Members Gain Security, Bonus After Embracing 'Lean' Manufacturing Team Effort

Division Conference Revives IUE-CWA Spirit

Bush OT Changes To Hurt Workers

Bindas Testifies On China's Dumping Of Color Televisions

AFL-CIO Files Trade Petition On Chinese Workers' Rights

John Kerry: A Life Of Service

March-April 2004

Tough Economy Shapes Contract At Whirlpool - Health Care Costs Rise; Smokers Pay Surcharge

Kerry Wins CWA's Endorsement - Manufacturing Issues Drive Campaign Debate As Field Narrows

Industrial Workers Lobby Congress For Help In Stemming Job Losses

GE Conference Board Looks To Political Action, Organizing Drives

Ask Legislators To Support Bill On Freedom To Join Union

UFW Pension Fund A Summary Annual Report

January 2004

UFCW Members Fight To Hold The Line For Affordable Health Care

Two Wins Bolster Drive To Organize Related Employers

Preliminary Duties Won In Case Against Chinese TV Imports

Members Ratify National Auto Contracts At Delphi, GM

Fire Feted At Grand Retirement Celebration

Extra GE Pension Payment Result Of Union Bargaining

Bush Administration Opposition Kills 'Build American' Provision

Bindas New President of IUE-CWA Division

Anti-FTAA Rallies Draw IUE-CWA Members

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Get Ready For 2004