…at the Nippon Paper Industries USA mill in Port Angeles, Washington approved a six-year contract July 31, ending a $3-an-hour pay cut and bringing their wages back to what they…
…that they would not be allowed to vote without an approved photo ID. “We have said all along that this law had nothing to do with preventing fraud,” said Pennsylvania…
July 26, 20013 By New Jersey State AFL-CIO www.njaflcio.org/pages/news/662 While the U.S. Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill on June 27, 2013, with bipartisan support, the effort to create…
…and incumbent chair Mark Gaston Pearce was approved by 59-38. The vote came after a compromise ended a Republican filibuster that threatened to reduce the board to only two members,…
…Authority is misleading the public by claiming that toll collection, and not tax revenues, to finance repairs on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge exempts it from “Buy American” provisions to purchase American-made…
…app, FT Pay. It is the latest addition to First Trade’s consumer offering, which includes paperless online account opening, unlimited ATM rebates, and mobile banking apps for smartphones and the…
…and Station Booths around the city. For more information, please visit www.transitforward.org. EVENT INFORMATION: WHAT: Transit Justice Rally WHEN: Wednesday, July 24th, between 8:30-11:00AM WHERE: MTA Headquarters, 347…
…in your online eyewear purchase. The glasses.com app just might change the way you buy your eyewear. Up until now, augmented reality was something of a parlor trick: fun, but…
…in which thousands of businesses simply are no more …[and] remaining businesses trying to make profit by using “cheap” foreign labor, or by paying Americans less and less (and attempting…
…President’s domestic agenda is stalled, notably his efforts to pass the first real immigration reform in a generation. Please click on the link below to read the full article: http://www.zogbyanalytics.com/news/319-obama-slipping-but-still-has-juice…
