…last week, a multi-employer association in the real estate industry, and was irritated by the board’s “draconian demands.” Bragg noted that while the industry is very profitable, it is demanding…
…“Call of Duty.” Adobe Systems Inc. The largest maker of graphic-design software shares said it will cut 750 jobs as it lessens its focus on older products and shifts investment…
…funds gain detailed insights into their members’ health issues. Andrew Johnson is the administrator for TCS, which provides critical referral services to Teamster members and their families in need of…
…billion in school aid, $2.7 billion in Medicaid, $1.5 billion in state agency operations and $1.6 billion “in a range of other programs.” Parrott didn’t specify a stimulus solution, but…
…receive the appropriate care from the appropriate physician. It’s important for members to see in-network doctors because out-of-network costs can quickly drain a fund’s money flow. In addition to providing…
…result of the campaign and why the effort is so important to the union, John R. Durso, President of Local 338 RWDSU/ UFCW said, “It takes nearly 2,000 people to…
…a bad deal for working families: • The Korea agreement is the biggest trade deal since NAFTA. It would displace an estimated 159,000 net U.S. jobs, mostly in manufacturing. •…
…Program generated almost $14 billion in business and maintained or created 325,000 jobs, resulting in almost $41 billion in overall economic impact. Indeed, Wochele said, “We wouldn’t be in New…
…Lower Manhattan have been Professional Services firms, 18% were in Creative Services, 15% were Nonprofits, and 14% were in the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate (FIRE) sector. • Despite post-9/11…
…and we must start now. Our country is too good and too rich to weaken our commitment to safety net protections such as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and Unemployment Insurance….
