…more likely to be removed. With the news that state senator Thomas Libous was charged with lying to FBI investigators about how he got his son a job at an…
…English Economist Sidney Webb argued that people who are paid better are able to work harder because they have greater energy, due in large measure to their ability to better…
…border, American Federation of Government Employees National President J. David Cox Sr. asserts in a recent Huffington Post column. Nearly 40 percent of our agents along the Rio Grande Valley…
…contracts was essential and I am very pleased that we were able to achieve that,” said SAG-AFTRA President Ken Howard in a message that he and National Executive Director David White sent…
…changes to mandatory minimum sentences to improve the safety and security of prison staff and inmates. After the news conference, Sen. Toomey joined CPL Northeast Regional Vice President Phil Glover…
…who remain close to their religious traditions, and take the social justice message of their faith very seriously. That’s good news for the JLC, since its eight-decades-old mission to overcome…
…8th that have been scheduled by the National Mediation Board. “We are eager to get back to the bargaining table through the National Mediation Board on Tuesday,” said Anita Miller,…
…Board is sending experts to try to prevent a strike,” said Dean DeVita, secretary-treasurer, of the National Conference of Firemen & Oilers/Service Employees International Union (NCFO). “Labor is ready to…
…chances of promotion, as it means fewer jobs come open for them, says Roberts. You can also visit District Council 37’s website for more information about the contract at http://www.dc37.net/news/headlines/contract2014.html…
…what was said,” recounted Tammi Mitchell, a Hempstead resident and parent, whose three children went through Hempstead Schools. A Fios1 news report showing teachers being denied the right to speak…
