April 7, 2008
Press Clips April 7, 2008
- Help not wanted for now
- Losing Jobs — Third Month in a Row
- Payroll figures show an economy tumbling
- Without organized labor, who speaks for the worker? (AFL-CIO op-ed)
- Americans’ safety net frayed as agencies lose personnel
- Split now, state’s union leaders say they’ll be united by Novemeber
- Called By His Struggle, Challenged by His Sacrifice: Remembering Dr. King
- Labor unions allege fraud in right-to-work petition
- Business, labor hope to avoid ballot clash
- Average Coloradans Benefit from Unions (IAFF LTE)
- Dems talk tough on accords
- Free-trade plan with Colombia likely to cause stir
- Chief Strategist of Clinton Campaign Steps Down
- Colombia Fires Top Clinton Aide’s Firm
- Ohio opening a Beijing branch
- American Axle, UAW resume talks
- Investors in reverse on Delphi
- State sees union membership boom
- GM given strike warnings at 5 plants
- Within Powerful Union, Debate Over Mission Intensifies
- Union rift threatens to divide presidential support
- Labor’s Love Lost
