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Change to Win unions mobilize to support of hotel workers

(Change To Win issued the following news release on March 1.) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Hundreds of room attendants, carpenters, laborers, Teamsters, janitors, health workers and other members of the seven Change to Win unions, are taking to the streets and sidewalks of our...

Change to Win unions mobilize to support of hotel workers

(Change To Win issued the following news release on March 1.) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Hundreds of room attendants, carpenters, laborers, Teamsters, janitors, health workers and other members of the seven Change to Win unions, are taking to the streets and sidewalks of our...

Group: Repression of unions on the rise

(The Associated Press circulated the following article on October 18.) BRUSSELS, Belgium — Attacks on unions have increased over the past year as millions of workers continue to be denied their rights and face repression, a labor group said Tuesday. A total of...

BART strike avoided

(The Associated Press circulated the following article on July 6.) OAKLAND, Calif. — BART trains are rolling in California after all. Overnight contract negotiations produced a tentative agreement this morning, avoiding a strike that threatened to cause problems...

CN union steward fired after finding spy camera

(The Canadian Press circulated the following story on December 24.) WINNIPEG — The Canadian National Railway Co. employee who uncovered the hidden surveillance cameras at a CN maintenance shop last month has been fired. A union official said Les Lilley, a...

UAW wraps up pacts with Big Three automakers

(The Associated Press circulated the following story by John Porretto on September 19.) DETROIT — The United Auto Workers wrapped up tentative labor contracts with the Big Three automakers Thursday and concluded two months of talks in which a common yet...

Strikes hit France, Austria, Germany and Italy

(Reuters distributed the following article on June 3.) PARIS — Travelers were stranded and children were out of school across Europe Tuesday as strikes caused mayhem in France and Austria and lesser disruptions in Germany and Italy. The French strikes by public...

Want a $38-an-hour job? Get in line

(The New York Times posted the following article by Corey Kilagannon on its website on May 5.) NEW YORK — Yesterday on the Upper East Side, the usual sidewalk queues formed for Sunday brunch, museum exhibits and Rollerblade rentals. But one line, beginning at...