…to “bankruptcy for union home-care providers who are already struggling financially from competition from bad actor agencies who do not pay required wages.” The state Division of the Budget says…
…personell reductions and outsourcing aboard will continue indefinately. The company’s position is clear – the workforce needs to be ‘adjusted’. As managers are briefed on the plans information is leaking…
NEW YORK, N.Y.—“No more suicide, no more bankruptcy,” taxi drivers chanted across the street from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Manhattan offices Feb. 26. Mohammed Mahbub, the driver leading the call-and-response chant,…
Washington DC – A recent CWA report has documented that AT&T is continuing to eliminate thousands of jobs in the country while shifting customer service and network maintenance overseas. The…
…world market domination.” The 14-page report is a greatest-hits litany of Amazon abuses, from the frenetic speedups at its warehouse and shipping “fulfillment centers” to the company’s longtime antiunion policies….
…to health care and making it more affordable; and ensuring that people have good jobs and are able to retire. The Democrats will have to “battle Trump to ensure he…
…hotel chain [back in 1989], I really, really liked the culture the Marriott had in place,” Correa tells LaborPress. “They often spoke about how the employees are really what mattered….
…reviewing how many months of total expenses are held in assets. They include: When does the collective bargaining agreement expire? Trustees and bargainers should consider holding more in net assets…
…campaign. As most Commercial Observer readers know, the Supreme Court ruled that public employee unions in more than 20 states may no longer collect union dues on an automatic basis…
…Federal Express (FedEx) and United Parcel Service (UPS). The company pulled in $15.3 billion and had a net income $360.2 million in 2017, with a current total employment of 95,000….
