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Elizabeth Colbert Busch, Mark Sanford clash during only debate in congressional race
The Island Packet OnlineDemocrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch worked during a debate Monday to cast Republican rival Mark Sanford as a dishonest job-killer who voted against the dredging of the Charleston port, while Sanford worked to characterize her as a wishy-washy union-backer...Tags: Boeing Co., Politics, U.S. Congress, Unions, Mark Sanford
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Counties, state and UPW sign contract
The Honolulu Star-AdvertiserMore than 9,000 blue-collar workers for the state and counties have a new four-year contract that their union says acknowledges the sacrifices they made during tough budgeting times. "This certainly recognizes and reflects the individual hardships and...Tags: Employees, Employment Opportunities, Politics, Finance, David Ige
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Syngenta moving seed research facility to Kauai
The Honolulu Star-AdvertiserSeed crop producer Syngenta will move its Hawaii research operations from Oahu to Kauai in June, a company official said Monday. Most of the 57 workers at the Kunia Research Station will be offered jobs on Kauai, said Syngenta spokesman Paul Minehart....Tags: Science and Technology, Marketing, Syngenta AG, Career and Workplace
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel No Quarter column
Milwaukee Journal SentinelMilwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic is running out of explanations. Less than a month ago, the freshman County Board leader told an Assembly committee that she was unaware of any contract negotiations going on with local labor groups....Tags: Politics, Africa, Laws, Career and Workplace, Public Employees
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Palermo Villa didn't violate labor laws with immigration check, NLRB rules
Milwaukee Journal SentinelThe Washington office of the National Labor Relations Board on Monday upheld a regional decision that Palermo Villa Inc. did not violate labor relations laws when it fired 75 workers last year as part of an immigration audit, and did not use the audit...Tags: Politics, Labor Legislation, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Labor Disputes, Elections
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Dock workers allege racism
The BladeThe president of a dock workers' union local that nine days ago authorized its leaders to call a strike has told Port of Toledo officials that no strike is planned, but it's a weapon the union may wield to combat what it considers discrimination by the...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Employees, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Politics, Unions
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Construction safety nets recognition for loss prevention executive
Who: Brian Trusky, 42, Fort Lauderdale Title: Vice president of loss prevention for Moss & Associates, a Fort Lauderdale-based construction company, founded in 2004 by Bob L. Moss. Start date: Promoted June 2008; joined the firm in 2004 as safety...
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OPINION: Labor struggles in tough market
The Sacramento BeeRosaura Mendoza tries to feed and clothe two young daughters on a $13-an-hour wage at the Marquez Brothers-El Mexicano cheese factory here, hoping for a slice of the American Dream that the Marquez brothers live. A year ago, Mendoza and few of her...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Roger Hernandez, Politics, Employment, Barack Obama
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Bill would give domestic workers wage and employment protections
The Honolulu Star-AdvertiserHawaii is poised to become the second state, after New York, to grant basic employee rights to in-home domestic workers by ensuring they be eligible for minimum wage, maximum hours and other protections. House and Senate conference committee members...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Roy Takumi, Politics, U.S. Congress, Employment
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Contractualization hurts workers and the whole labor sector
The Manila Times, PhilippinesOn April 3, 2012, garments factory worker Ernani Ajero, 34, had no inkling whatsoever that it would be his last day at work. Ajero, together with other 1,500 regular workers of the company, was laid off instantly after a meeting with the management,...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Collective Contract, Employment, Wage Contract Issues, Unemployment Benefits
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Eastern Baseball Coach Bill Holowaty Retires
The Hartford CourantBill Holowaty woke Friday morning to his wife, Jan, in tears. This was difficult, a moment spent recognizing that a life built around baseball, all his family had ever known, was coming to an end. "My wife said, 'You always say to players, and you...Tags: College Baseball, Financial Aid, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Human Accomplishments, Baseball
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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: Labor Legislation, Unions, Labor Disputes, Hallandale Beach, Career and Workplace
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