November 10, 2008
Press Clips November 10, 2008
- After Push for Obama, Unions Seek New Rules
- Labor unions ask political backing for organizing law
- Obama Calls On Congress to Act Fast on Stimulus
- Unions aim to collect on White House clout
- Labor Seeks Obama Help in Battle With Business Over Organizing
- Dem groups claim Obama win
- Airline unions see shift in power
- What Obama’s win means to the issue of race
- Reid, Pelosi Urge Treasury to Extend Aid to Automakers
- U.S. autoworkers optimistic about Obama’s plans
- Democrats want Bush to help ailing automakers
- Obama faces uphill battle to combat rising job loss
- Gains by Democrats embolden Oregon lawmakers
- This election means ‘getting people to work’
- Unions: It’s time to cash check
- Obama’s burden: Keeping his word
- Election result rekindles card-check debate
- Wish lists piling up for Obama
- Unions see Barack Obama presidency as major opportunity
- Transit Union Leader Vows No More Strikes
- Thousands of Jobs Are in Jeopardy at DHL
- Trade deal threatens stimulus package
- Big 3’s hopes rest with Washington
- No regrets for Amend. 47 push
