…receiving multimillion-dollar compensation packages, it is deplorable that the majority of bank tellers make less than a living wage.” More than 80% of American bank tellers are women. Read more…
…becoming “increasingly hostile,” and ATU field organizer Todd Brogan suspects that management will impose the pension changes “unilaterally” when a 60-day contract extension runs out on Aug. 29. Read more…
August 14, 2015 By Steve Wishnia and Neal Tepel The National Labor Relations Board is expected to rule that a company that gets most of its workers through a staffing…
…30. The unions’ lawsuit argues that only the state Civil Service Commission can change compensation, and that Christie’s suspending step increases was “nothing more than a political coercion.” Read more…
August 12, 2015 By NYS Senator Ruben Diaz Chuck Schumer New York, NY – Senator Chuck Schumer, a Democrat and the Senior US Senator from the State of New York…
…Workers of America and the New Jersey Education Association. A plane flying above towed a banner reading “Chris Christie Makes Us Sick: #EarnedSickDaysForNJ.’’ “By opposing paid sick leave, Governor Christie…
…open to renegotiation of their contract, but AT&T is making billions of dollars in profit even with its current health-care and pension liabilities,” the union said in statement. Read More…
…Chicago area. “I think we got their attention,” said DeGrado. “These guys are from out of state. If they’re coming here, they need to do the right thing.” Read More…
…“I just cannot believe,” a lawyer for the unions responded, “that in 1947 Congress intended to allow every county in the country… to enact their own right-to-work law.” Read more…
…but since then that percentage has fallen sharply,” said Alfredo Ortiz, president and CEO of the Job Creators Network. “If we apply that standard today, six years into the recovery,…
