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BRIEF: Discount Bank workers committee calls work dispute
Globes, Tel Aviv, IsraelIsrael Discount Bank (TASE: DSCT) today notified the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) that it had been informed by its workers committee and the Histadrut (General Federation of Labor in Israel) that a work dispute has been declared, with a strike set to...Tags: Tel Aviv (Israel), Israel, Career and Workplace, Employees
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Push On To Curb Chronic Lawsuit Filers
The Hartford CourantState residents who want to file civil lawsuits but can't afford a lawyer can represent themselves, in some cases without paying fees associated with filing a suit. But with such cases topping 4,000 over the past five years, a lawmaker has proposed...Tags: New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Ledyard, New London (New London, Connecticut), New Haven County, Labor Legislation
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Labor reawakens
This week, hundreds of Chicago workers organized a major labor strike, demanding a wage floor of $15 an hour and the right to unionize. Their protests come on the heels of the largest strike in the fast food industry's history, which took place in...
Tags: Strikes, Labor Markets, New York City, Barack Obama, Career and Workplace
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Attorneys ask for more time in Chris Brown community service case
Singer Chris Brown was ordered to return to court this summer after attorneys asked a judge Friday for more time to review new evidence related to allegations he failed to complete court-ordered community service. Brown appeared in Los Angeles County...
Tags: Photography and Video, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Career and Workplace, Prosecution, Chris Brown
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UCLA professor to stand trial in death of assistant in lab fire
UCLA chemistry professor Patrick Harran was ordered Friday to stand trial on felony charges stemming from a laboratory fire that killed staff research assistant Sheharbano "Sheri" Sangji more than four years ago. Concluding a preliminary hearing that...
Tags: Court Preliminary, Teachers, Health and Safety at School, Prosecution, Colleges and Universities
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Minnesota Orchestra: Board and musicians meet
Star TribuneLocked-out union musicians told the Minnesota Orchestra board Friday that management must lift the lockout in order for negotiations to restart. Orchestra President Michael Henson said the board heard "a strong message" from the five members of the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Career and Workplace, Entertainment, Culture, Music Industry
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Protests in Bangladesh as death toll from building collapse rises
NEW DELHI, India -- The death toll in Bangladesh rose to more than 300 people Friday following the collapse this week of a building that housed five apparel factories, officials said, as protests by workers at other garment plants intensified....
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Politics, Human Rights, Labor Legislation, Disasters and Accidents
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Mardi Gras Casino workers don't have to be rehired, court rules
A U.S. appeals court recently ruled that Mardi Gras Casino in Hallandale Beach could legally fire 10 employees, affirming a lower court's ruling to deny the National Labor Relation Board's request to reinstate the workers fired last year for union...Tags: Mardi Gras, Unions, Career and Workplace, Hallandale Beach, Labor Legislation
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Guantanamo: 94 captives now on hunger strike
Miami HeraldThe U.S. military is now classifying 94 of the 166 captives at the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo, a prison spokesman said Thursday, reporting that all of the hunger strikers are under lockdown in solitary cells or at the prison hospital. Seventeen of the...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Strikes, Prisons, U.S. Navy, Prisoners and Detainees
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Energy workers strike in Argentina's Santa Cruz province
ReutersBUENOS AIRES, April 25 (Reuters) - Energy workers went on strike on Thursday at three oil fields in Argentina's Santa Cruz province, which produces about 20 percent of the country's crude oil, a trade union official said. The protest over internal...Tags: Argentina, Strikes, BP Plc, Career and Workplace, China
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Beverly drops housing project
The Salem NewsThe Beverly Housing Authority has dropped its controversial plan to build affordable housing next to the Montserrat train station, a major victory for neighbors who vehemently opposed the plan. The Housing Authority's board of directors voted on April...Tags: Politics, Career and Workplace, House Building, Housing and Urban Planning, Interior Policy
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Pleasant Ridge Manor pension negotiations should start in May
Erie Times-News, Pa.Officials at Erie County government's two nursing homes and the union representing employees there will likely start negotiations in May about proposed changes to the workers' pension plan. Erie lawyer George Joseph, representing Pleasant Ridge Manor...Tags: Unions, Politics, Pension and Welfare, Long Term Care, 401K
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