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Labor leaders meet amid rough economy

(The following article by the Associated Press appeared in the New York Times online edition.) HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Even sunny Florida can’t totally brighten a troubled labor movement. The nation’s labor leaders gathered here this week for the...

Democrats compete for union support

The following article by Adam Nagourney was published in the New York Times online edition.) HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Four Democratic presidential candidates competed today for support from A.F.L.-C.I.O. leaders amid indications that Representative Richard A. Gephardt,...

Feds sue ULLICO

(The following article by the Associated Press was published in the New York Times online edition on Feb. 13.) WASHINGTON — Federal investigators are suing the president of a union-owned insurance company to seize subpoenaed documents he has refused to turn...

Labor unions push for corporate reforms

(The follwing Associated Press article was published online by the New York Times.) WASHINGTON — Labor unions, with $400 billion in pension fund assets, are stepping up their demands for investor-friendly changes at public companies, starting with annual...

40-hour work rule may fall

(The following Associated Press article by Leigh Strope was posted in the February 1 online issue of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Heeding the complaints of business, the Bush administration is revamping decades-old labor regulations in an...

AFL-CIO statement on Bush State of the Union address

(The following statement by AFL-CIO President John J. Sweeney was issued on January 29.) WASHINGTON, D.C. — In addition to making the case for war against Iraq, President George W. Bush used his State of the Union address last night to justify sticking with a...