November 5, 2007
Press Clips November 2, 2007
- Labor Strikes Back
- AFSCME Firmly In Clinton’s Corner
- Hillary Clinton locks down major union endorsement
- Chinese Currency Manipulation Puts Stranglehold on Middle Class (AFL-CIO op-ed)
- In Last Push, Both Parties Have Same Focus: Turnout
- Colombia urges U.S. Congress look at labor record
- Verizon Agrees to Yearly Advisory Vote On Executive Pay
- Expecting Presidential Veto, Senate Passes Child Health Measure
- Nurse Cheryl Johnson leaves legacy of hope
- In the News: Arlene Holt Baker
- N.J. families deserve paid leave now (NJ AFL-CIO op-ed)
- Job Cuts at Chrysler Go Even Deeper Than Expected
- Chrysler to lay off up to 12,000
- Labor leaders push for Cuyahoga living-wage policy
- Signs’ images fan the flames for firefighters
- Working day after holiday outrages state employees
- Writers will strike, union leaders say
- A Check for Social Security
- Tax hike? Democrats go for it
- Kroger, union reach a deal
