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Programmers Guild Newsletters
The Programmers Guild publishes a periodic newsletter. Members receive a printed copy. PDF versions of past newsletters are available here:. You may contribute by sending to: info<AT>programmersguid.org
eNewsletter – November 2006 – Election 2006 Issue
- Programmers Guild endorses James Webb in Virginia Senate Race
- Aussies do have bigger balls – refusing to train their Indian replacements
- Programmers Guild proposes free tuition for U.S. Engineering Students
- Tech Corner
eNewsletter – October 2006 – Special “Kill SKIL Bill” issue
- The Guild’s latest press releases
- The State of California hiring H-1B over U.S. workers on civil service exam lists
Volume 3.1 – February 2005 – Special Post Election Issue – First Quarter 2005
- Colorado: Pete Coors loses bid for Senate – Richard Armstrong
- Outsourcing America’s 4th Largest City – William Kingston, CPA
- Companies running Fake job ads – Kim Berry
- Fire Dreier
- H-1b visa cap rises to 85,000
- As Citizens – What’s our Role – Les Miklosy
Volume 2.2 – August 2004 – Special Outsourcing Issue – 3rd Quarter 2004
- PG Letter Campaign to prevent 20,000 more H-1B’s
- College Students leaving High Tech Majors
- Social Security Funds going to Mexico
- Outsourcing Common Sense
- Job Retraining a Cruel Joke on the Unemployed
Volume 2.1 – May 2004 – Membership Mobilization Issue – 2nd Quarter 2004
- Trade Negotiations – US sacrifices High-tech Jobs
- State Unemployment Insurance – How to stand up for your rights
- Shortage Shouting and Displacing US High-tech Workers
- 18 Minutes of Member Action Items – Get Active!
- Hire American Citizens profile on a partner organization
Volume 2.0 – February 2004 – Special Legislative Issue – 1st Quarter 2004
- Presidents Report by Kim Berry
- H-1B Cap drops, L-1 Visa now bigger threat, Offshoring in the news
- Senator Feinstein gives floor speech on Singapore & Chile Trade Agreement
- T. O. R. A. W. – The Organization for the Rights of AmericanWorkers
- H-1B Visa and L-1 Visa overview – Review of purposed Bills.
Volume 1.4 – January 2003
- On the Political Front
- Candidate Profiles
- Siemens way not the American Way – Michael Emmons
- Developer’s Corner
Volume 1.3 – October 2002
- Changes within Programmer’s Guild
- Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act (UCITA)
Volume 1.2 – June 2002
- CWA to oppose H-1B
- Intel Strategy: Move Jobs Overseas
- DOJ Investigates Sun
Volume 1.1 – March 2002
- Guild wins settlement in discrimination case
- Americans replaced by H-1B workers
- C++ Class implementation checklist
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