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Spirit pilots file lawsuit, claim airline violating contract
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe Air Line Pilots Association, representing the more than 500 Spirit Airlines pilots, filed suit Wednesday alleging the Miramar-based air carrier is violating its 2003 labor contract. The pilots' complaint was filed in the federal court in eastern...Tags: Unions, Spirit Airlines, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Trials, Fort Lauderdale
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Contractor says it was underpaid by Florida Power & Light
South Florida Sun-SentinelFlorida Power & Light Co. customers aren't the only ones let down by the utility's alternative-energy program. Green Mountain Energy, the contractor FPL hired to run the Sunshine Energy program, claims the utility underpaid it by $485,166. The Florida...Tags: Civil and Public Service, Energy, Florida Power & Light, FPL Group, Alternative Energy
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Investigation Focuses On Saratoga Backstretch
An ongoing New York state labor investigation has found as many as 1,200 backstretch workers at Saratoga Race Course may have been underpaid, overworked and required to live in unfit conditions. The investigation has found about 80 percent of 110 low-...Tags: New York Racing Association, Employees, Labor Legislation, Collective Contract
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NY finds labor violations at Saratoga horse track
Associated Press WriterAn ongoing New York state labor investigation has found as many as 1,200 backstretch workers at Saratoga Race course may have been underpaid, overworked and required to live in unfit conditions, Labor Commissioner M. Patricia Smith said Wednesday. The...Tags: New York Racing Association, Laws, Wages and Pensions, Employees, Bankruptcy
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It may be summer, but you can't wear THAT in the office
Sentinel ColumnistQuestion: What is it about summer that makes people lose all sense of decorum? We have a comprehensive dress code in our office, but as soon as the weather warms up, employees start taking liberties. The violations range from flip-flops, jeans and T-...Tags: Revlon Incorporated, Employees, Photography, Orlando, Labor Legislation
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An Excerpt From 'No Child...'
The speaker in this excerpt is 80-year-old Janitor Baron, the play's narrator: "Hear that? Silence. Beautiful silence, pure silence. The kind of silence that only comes from spending years in the back woods. We ain't in the back woods (though I'm...Tags: Employees, Malcolm X, Metal and Mineral, Collective Contract
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Free advertising for Wal-Mart?
Why does Jean Marbella feel that she needs to give the giant retailer Wal-Mart - which has been convicted of workplace violations that could result in $2 billion in penalties - so many column inches of glowing press and free advertising about its sudden...Tags: Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Pikesville, Collective Contract
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In the market for some solitude
I drove out to the future of grocery stores yesterday, but when I stopped for gas, I ended up on a detour to the past. There wasn't anywhere on the gas pump to stick my credit card, so I just started filling up, marveling that there was still a place...Tags: Sykesville, Groceries, Randallstown, Employees, Consumer Electronics Industry
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Hosiery reveals office divide
The Wall Street JournalHose or no hose? That's the working woman's dilemma around this time of year. The weather grows warmer, and the debate heats up: Are bare legs proper? In today's casual workplaces, many women have peeled off the pantyhose, and it is now common to see...Tags: Jim Holt, Employees, Rubber Products Industry, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Collective Contract
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Wyandanch super's dress code memo ticks off teachers
john.hildebrand@newsday.comAs weather began warming several weeks ago, Wyandanch school Superintendent Sherman Roberts grew increasingly upset at the sight of teachers casually clad in denim and spandex. So Roberts fired off a memo to the district's 400 employees, warning they...Tags: Employees, James Jones, Collective Contract, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Unions
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The battle for labor's future
When an internal fight at a trade union erupts into the news, American culture has a ready frame. It's Marlon Brando versus Lee J. Cobb in "On the Waterfront" once again, perhaps updated by a recent episode of "The Wire," set among the corrupt and...Tags: Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), Hospitals and Clinics, Contracts, National Government, Democratic Party
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Cab drivers protest, say treated like slaves
Sentinel Staff WriterAbout 50 taxi cab drivers protested working conditions they said were "like slavery" this morning. The independent cab drivers want the city of Orlando to change the taxi system, which they say is a near-monopoly. The city allows only a limited number of...Tags: Slavery, Interstate 4, Orange County Convention Center, Collective Contract
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