…your descendants, but our country hasn’t done that. As anyone who runs a household knows, budgeting is all about expectations. Ours seem to collectively know no bounds, we want to…
…report transactions: Unions must report all individual payments or a company that is paid more than a total of $5,000 over the year. It sounds like a simple rule, though…
…heart is desperation: Walmart’s steadily declining U.S. sales and stock prices have rattled its top executives, and analysts agree that Walmart needs to urbanize its business model. After saturating non-urban…
…the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers’ Union, passed away at the age of 69. The New York Daily News explores the benefits and challenges of being a New York nanny. As…
…administered by the American Arbitration Association. The NAPAA Board of Directors is expected to meet in the near future to formally approve the affiliation. Once the agreement is approved, NAPAA…
…Workers will bring in more entry-level workers and prevent outsourcing. As Congress considers three free trade agreements, American workers may lose 18,600 jobs. The Syracuse unemployment rate has fallen to…
…like Verizon to keep leading a race to the bottom in American wages, our country’s middle class may not survive. By going on strike, these courageous Verizon workers aren’t just…
…to send more jobs offshore to Mexico, the Philippines and other countries, placing the security of American jobs in jeopardy. Jewish Labor Committee members have already joined picket line in…
…stock options, over the last four years. “What they’re asking us to take is hard to swallow, because the company had profits of $22 billion over the last four years,”…
…union-side labor and employment law firms has been elected a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. The Fellows of the American Bar Foundation is an honorary organization of attorneys, judges,…
