…down again and signs are pointing again to slow but steady recovery. And the talk of Obama scandals has subsided and given way to headlines about weather and mayhem in…
June 5, 2013 By Frank Emspac, Executive Producer Workers Independent News Summertime is vacation time – but not for Workers Independent News. As low wage workers mobilize accurate news coverage…
…from stop-and-frisk policing and privatized prisons to the city’s cutting library budgets while increasing funds for charter schools. “We’re not connecting the dots,” says Roberts. “It’s a whole world of…
June 28, 2013 By Wisconsin AFL-CIO News On Wednesday June 19th , in an unusually fast move, the Wisconsin State Assembly passed Gov. Walker’s 2013-2015 Budget on a 55-42 vote. …
June 28, 2013 By Wisconsin AFL-CIO News On Wednesday June 19th , in an unusually fast move, the Wisconsin State Assembly passed Gov. Walker’s 2013-2015 Budget on a 55-42 vote. …
…City on the Acela is less than 90 mph, while most high-speed trains in the world are averaging 140 to 150 mph,” said Mica. Mica then asked his staff to…
…rank-and-file workers and nine of its 21 bargaining units. California Highway Patrol officers and state firefighters’ contracts run for the next several years, but the remaining 10 units, including those…
…mirror. We need a new generation to promote the working men and women of New York City. And you’re not going to see it in the News. You’re not going…
…for economic losses with the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund. Watch Video At a press conference in front of 7 World Trade Center on Monday, U.S. Reps. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY)…
…care reform laws. The good news from this survey is that most consumers see the value of disability insurance; with 65 percent equating it to being prepared for the future….
