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Following nine months of negotiations, nearly 2000 community corrections employees rejected the department's pay offer and went on strike for better pay. Community Correction Workers Strike begins- Today at 2:00 pm, members of the Public
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Today marks the third day of a new nationwide teacher strike by public school employees. Less than two weeks after announcing a breakthrough in negotiations with the authorities, the Sudanese Teachers' Committee (STC) decided to
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Amir Paracha, president of the Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI), issued a warning on Tuesday about "mass industrial unemployment" brought on by restrictions on the import of raw materials. More about OICCI
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The first step towards establishing a minimum wage for healthcare workers of at least $25 per hour—nearly $9 more than Santa Monica's current minimum wage—is anticipated to be taken by the City Council on Tuesday
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Human Rights Watch reported today that thousands of farmers are being forcibly evicted by Pakistani authorities to make way for a sizable infrastructure project near the city of Lahore. The government should enforce environmental regulations
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In a pay dispute, more than 1,300 offshore workers plan to go on a 48-hour strike. Unite issued a warning that the walkout on April 24 will "standstill" dozens of oil and gas platforms.A "tsunami"
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A draught set of recommendations from a government panel in Japan calls for the replacement of the country's current foreign trainee program with a new one. Japan Panel Proposes..... On Monday, the panel released an
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At Rutgers University, 3 unions representing about 9,000 faculty and staff members are striking in a historic move over contract talks. After nearly a year of deadlocked contract negotiations, 3 unions representing about 9,000 faculty
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The national government holds that raising young people's incomes is necessary to prevent policies intended to combat the nation's low birthrate from serving only as attractive on paper. A new government panel that began discussions
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The union claims that by the spring of next year, employees will receive a pay raise ranging from $2.50 to $3.50 under the tentative agreement. Minnesota's Maple Grove Just before the planned work stoppage on
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