September 7, 2015 Reprinted: news@armaollp.com New York, NY – Labor Day as a national, legal holiday had an interesting evolution. The legalized celebration of Labor Day began as individual state…
…with a job market that has been unable to keep pace with the demand for meaningful employment. This frustration gained national attention during the days when the Occupy Movement was…
…end of August, thousands of miners were engaged in a pitched battle with National Guard units under the command of Colonel William Eubank. Casualties began to mount. Finally, on September…
…just $2 per day is beyond shocking and should be a wakeup call to all our political leaders – especially those running for President – that real change is needed…
…maintenance themselves. Judge Chen rebuffed Uber’s arguments that it is merely a technology platform and online marketplace that allows drivers and passengers to connect with each other, ruling that those…
September 4, 2015 By Steve Wishnia and Neal Tepel With federal funding for road and transit programs scheduled to expire on Oct. 29, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is planning…
…County. The CWA and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represent 39,000 Verizon wireline employees working under expired contracts, are battling the company’s demands for major concessions. Read more…
September 2, 2015 By Bill Hohlfeld Ann Beriak In her new children’s book Joelito’s Big Decision, Ann Berlak takes on the daunting but necessary task of introducing American youth to…
September 2, 2015 By Tara Jesssup New York, NY– The American Federation of Musicians has filed suit against French company KIDAM for their failure to pay more than 20 bands…
…have already opened the dialogue on jobs and the middle-class, every candidate vying for the American presidency must understand and address the importance of protecting the American worker. The American…
