…get more and more of it, the profit way will be finished.” I urge union officials across the nation to read this issue and have others know about it. http://www.aestheticrealism.net/tro/the-fight-in-each-of-us-and-in-economics.html…
…reduce the high cost of diabetes. Sources: ABC News; Disturbing Diabetes Forecast Linked to Obesity; http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Diabetes/cdc-predicts-dramatic-increase-diabetes/story?id=11946076 Centers for Disease Control http://www.news-medical.net/news/20111105/More-than-half-of-all-Americans-will-have-diabetes-by-2020.aspx American Diabetes Association; Statistics About Diabetes; http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-basics/statistics/?loc=db-slabnav American Diabetes…
…at the same time it is seeking to reduce profit sharing for machanics by two-thirds, and giving them a scant 73-cent an hour net wage increase annually. …
…yet it is slashing mechanics’ profit sharing by two-thirds and offering mechanics only a 73-cent-per-hour net wage increase annually,” said Capt. David Bourne, director of the Teamsters Airline Division. United…
…grandfathered status. Grade A Recommended There is high certainty that the net benefit is substantial. Grade B Recommended There is high certainty that the net benefit is moderate or…
…of news about working people and our unions. Send news releases, links, images (we love pictures!) announcements of coming events and good rumors to: Roger@RKCommunications.net Roger Kerson provides national labor news…
…for scandals? Or why bother to govern when you can wrap yourself in an ideological shawl and snipe at your fellow members of Congress or the President. The net result…
…to file for unemployment benefits and to indemnify the company if their benefit claims were denied. “Unemployment insurance is such a critical safety net that the law does not allow…
…the spot. This realtiy, they argue, has the net effect of putting something like 19,000 more taxis on the streets of New York overnight. As a result, increasingly fed up…
…this vexing problem. If enacted, the measures below would net the pension system up to $1.6 billion a year without costing 99 percent of New Jersey residents a dime. –…
