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Social Security protesters target banks

(The Associated Press circulated the following story on March 31.) SAN FRANCISCO — Demonstrators rallied outside Wall Street firms in dozens of cities Thursday to protest what they say is a conspiracy between politicians and bankers to privatize Social Security....

Unions protest Bush’s Social Security proposal

(The following story by Steven Greenhouse appeared on the New York Times website on April 1.) NEW YORK — The nation’s labor unions stepped up their campaign yesterday to stop President Bush’s Social Security plan, staging demonstrations in New York,...

Work in Progress

(The AFL-CIO circulated the following on March 28.) NEW JAX CITY VOICE—Some 534 city employees in Jacksonville, Fla., won a voice at work after voting to join the Communications Workers of America Local 3106. The workers are librarians, social workers, engineers and...

Work in Progress

(The AFL-CIO issued the following news release on March 21.) NYC CAREGIVERS CHOOSE SEIU—Nearly 900 home care and health care workers in the New York City area won a voice at work with SEIU District 1199NY in February. Some 830 home care workers employed by the All...

AFL-CIO targets Schwab, Wachovia on social security

(Bloomberg News circulated the following story by Heidi Przybyla on March 15.) WASHINGTON, D.C. — The AFL-CIO, the largest U.S. labor union, plans public protests against Charles Schwab Corp. and Wachovia Corp. because the companies back President George W....

Labor unions enter Social Security debate

(The following article by Steven Greenhouse was posted on the New York Times website on March 17.) WASHINGTON — Fearing that the business supporters of President Bush’s proposed Social Security overhaul will greatly outspend opponents, the nation’s...

AFL-CIO targets Schwab, Wachovia on Social Security

(Bloomberg News circulated the following article by Heidi Przybyla on March 15.) NEW YORK — The AFL-CIO, the largest U.S. labor union, plans public protests against Charles Schwab Corp. and Wachovia Corp. because the companies back President George W....