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Solidarity Appeal : Join Railroad Workers United for an International Conference Call!

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RWU members will discuss the BNSF - SMART-TD Tentative Agreement that would open the door to single employee train crews.

The last week has witnessed a huge outcry and a mass upsurge in activity related to the TA negotiated on the BNSF that allows for the abolition of the road conductor. Please join us for a Telephone Conference Call to learn more about the contract, the "Vote NO! Fight-Back Movement", and how you can get involved. All railroad workers and allies are invited to attend.
Date: Thursday, July 24th, 2014
Times: Mid-Day Call at Noon Central Time; Evening Call at 7:00 PM Central Time
Dial In Phone Number: 857-216-6700
Conference Code #: 409179
Each call will last approximately one hour. Members of the RWU Steering Committee will present background information on the contract and suggest tactics to fight back with. There will be time for questions and answers.
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