June 16, 2008
Press Clips June 16, 2008
- Union convention makes political statement
- Maine union starts work for fall election
- Democrats hope union workers show support
- Ford tells union more cuts needed as market slumps
- East Bay MediaNews workers vote for union
- Transit police in Philadelphia end a brief strike
- Actors to talk, work beyond deadline
- SAG’s campaign to oppose AFTRA’s contract raises concerns
- What’s the problem, SAG?
- Hollywood actors’ guild tries to mend fences
- Union suggests regulation following Continental’s cuts
- City and labor leaders reach deal on plan to develo Willets Point
- Labor woes leave UC schools without big-name graduation speakers
- Five UCSC colleges will not replace commencement speakers
- Ask a construction worker
- Catholic scholars try to bolster unions
- Labor vet Obama’s choice in Michigan
- Unions make sure Obama hears their voices
- Video: McCain stumbling on privatization
- Bay State cop unions give nod to McCain
- Back in the USSR, at least they had the right to work
- Labor and Dems win at taxpayers’ expense
- Where are the victims of unions?
- Power grab in Montgomery
