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AT&T Will Return 5,000 Jobs to U.S. on Completion of AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

06 Sep, 2011

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06 Sep, 2011

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AT&T Will Return 5,000 Jobs to U.S. on Completion of AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

AT&T?s announcement that it will bring back a net 5,000 quality wireless jobs to the United States following the completion of its merger with T-Mobile USA is very good news.

AT&T Will Return 5,000 Jobs to U.S. on Completion of AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

DOJ Seeks to Block AT&T Deal with T-Mobile, Jeopardizing New Jobs

06 Sep, 2011

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06 Sep, 2011

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DOJ Seeks to Block AT&T Deal with T-Mobile, Jeopardizing New Jobs

AT&T Planning to return 5,000 jobs if merger is completed.

DOJ Seeks to Block AT&T Deal with T-Mobile, Jeopardizing New Jobs

CEO's Paychecks Bigger than Federal Tax Bills for 25 U.S. Companies

06 Sep, 2011

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06 Sep, 2011

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CEO's Paychecks Bigger than Federal Tax Bills for 25 U.S. Companies

Twenty-five of America's richest CEOs took home more pay last year than their companies paid in federal income taxes, according to a new report from the Institute for Policy Studies.

CEO's Paychecks Bigger than Federal Tax Bills for 25 U.S. Companies

New Jersey Public Workers File Federal Lawsuit Over Pension Cuts

02 Sep, 2011

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02 Sep, 2011

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New Jersey Public Workers File Federal Lawsuit Over Pension Cuts

CWA and other unions representing New Jersey public workers are taking the state to federal court to fight costly changes to employees' pension plans.

New Jersey Public Workers File Federal Lawsuit Over Pension Cuts

Frontier Flight Attendants Ratify First Contract; Progress at Ryan Omni

02 Sep, 2011

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02 Sep, 2011

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Frontier Flight Attendants Ratify First Contract; Progress at Ryan Omni

Frontier Airlines flight attendants represented by the AFA-CWA have ratified a first contract with strong job security language, a grievance procedure and other protections.

Frontier Flight Attendants Ratify First Contract; Progress at Ryan Omni

NLRB Affirms Right to Organize, Overturns Earlier Anti-Worker Rulings

02 Sep, 2011

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02 Sep, 2011

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NLRB Affirms Right to Organize, Overturns Earlier Anti-Worker Rulings

In important victories for workers, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has reversed two earlier board decisions and issued a new rule ordering employers to post notices informing workers that they have a legal right to form a union.

NLRB Affirms Right to Organize, Overturns Earlier Anti-Worker Rulings