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Actors union ratifies deal with Hollywood studios
Members of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists have ratified a new contract with Hollywood studios that boosts payments for actors whose work appears on the Internet, the union said Tuesday. AFTRA said 62.4 percent of voting members...Tags: Jack Nicholson, Consumer Electronics Industry, Apple Inc., Wage Contract Issues, Robert De Niro
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CAW set to endorse Hargrove's successor
AP Auto WriterCanadian Auto Workers President Buzz Hargrove, who fought to retain Canadian workers' high wages even as the country lost thousands of auto jobs, announced his retirement Tuesday. Hargrove, who has led the CAW for 16 years, said he will step down no...Tags: General Motors Corp., Wage Contract Issues, Plant Closings, American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Incorporated, Automotive Equipment
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Tentative Contract Agreement With Middletown Firefighters
Courant Staff WriterA proposed new contract for Middletown firefighters and fire officers would increase wages by 17.7 percent over five years, promote four firefighters to lieutenant and bring on four new firefighters. The latter is an economic sticking point for some...Tags: Wage Contract Issues, Prices, Contracts, Middletown, Fires
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Aspects Of Haven Healthcare Sale Trouble Creditors
Courant Staff WriterThe Haven Healthcare nursing home chain began a new era Monday, as most of its 25 homes in New England were sold to three real estate investment firms, while four Connecticut homes were placed in the hands of a court-appointed state receiver. But...Tags: Homes, Corporate Officers, Medical Services, CapitalSource Incorporated, Bankruptcy
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Rights group reports abuses in S. Arabia
Associated Press WriterDomestic workers in Saudi Arabia often suffer abuse that in some cases amounts to slavery, as well as sexual violence and lashings for spurious allegations of theft or witchcraft, a human rights group said Tuesday. A 133-page report by Human Rights Watch...Tags: Rape, Abusive Behavior, Work Rules Contract Issues, Sexual Assault, Government
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Cuts in paid sick days leave unhealthy employees stuck in the workplace
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSTAY home if you're sick. That's the best way to stop the spread of contagious diseases, such as influenza, tuberculosis and gastrointestinal viruses. Besides, you can't do your job capably or safely if you don't feel well. But many Americans simply tough...Tags: General Motors Corp., Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company, Edward M. Kennedy, Laws, Labor Legislation
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NJ aims to boost women, minority businesses
Associated Press WriterNew Jersey is renewing efforts to give more state contracts to small businesses owned by minorities and women. Gov. Jon S. Corzine Monday marked the opening of the state Office of Supplier Diversity, which will help small, minority and women-owned...Tags: Small Businesses, Wage Contract Issues
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We think: Lynx bus system needs to find more efficiencies to thrive
If riders of metro Orlando's bus service think they got shortchanged when Lynx announced Tuesday that it's streamlining 13 northern routes, wait until they see what's headed their way later in the year. Tuesday's changes, which will force some people...Tags: Rich Crotty, Tampa, Prices
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Incumbent Palm Beach County sheriff faces 2 challengers
South Florida Sun-SentinelSince his election in 2004, Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw has taken a series of steps to consolidate his political power as the county's top law enforcement officer. Bradshaw has resolved close to 50 union grievances by the rank-and-file and...Tags: Local Elections, Terrorism, Wage Contract Issues, Gang Activity, Elections
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Fired Allentown officer waits for arbitrator
Of The Morning CallAn arbitrator is expected to rule next month on whether former Allentown police officer Brett Guth can contest his firing through the union's grievance process, according to city officials. The hearing, scheduled for mid-July, centers on whether...Tags: Law Enforcement, Arbitration, Government, Trials, Allentown
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