October 30, 2007
Press Clips October 30, 2007
- A strong voice for nurses, profession
- ‘Pioneer for nurses’ headed union, worked at U-M
- Union: Trade deals partly to blame for lead problems
- Kentucky – where Democrats hope more than the grass is blue
- UAW gearing up for intense talks with Ford
- Future of 6 plants in UAW hands
- Union that took on Mount Olive turns aim toward tobacco workers
- Tobacco workers’ rally draws 300
- Farm union targets RJR
- Farm workers seek better conditions
- Calls for Change: Demonstrators march to Reynolds American, protesting farmworkers’ conditions
- Bush would support expanding some SCHIP coverage
- Clearing out, cleaning up
- Unions oppose Rhee’s firing plan
- Looming writers strike could change face of TV
- Mediator to The Rescue Of Writers Talks, Maybe
- Edwards trying to collar case of Iowa blues
- Murder and payoffs taint business in Colombia
- Capital bill needs bipartisan support (Illinois AFL-CIO op-ed)
- Republicans protest O’Malley plan
- NLRB neutral on labor issues, general counsel says Post a Comment
- A Union With Clout Stakes Its Claim on Politics
- Touting business as a path to peace
