November 2, 2009
Press Clips November 2, 2009
- Health care tax could hit home
- Workers vote down Ford contract changes
- SEPTA strike threat is ended
- Employer mandate sticky issue in bills
- Defining excessive pay
- Chamber tops spending on lobbying
- Employment costs at record lows
- Health debate: It’s us vs. insurance profits
- Ford Posts an Unexpected Profit of $997 Million
- Financial bill under attack over loopholes
- Latest poll shows Corzine and Christie running nearly even
- Gunmen Kill Union Leader in Mexico
- Unions: Trying To Get Workers’ Clout Back
- As plants close and mills go idle, factory towns slow to see effects of Obama stimulus plan
- Cubicle workers unite … white-collar unions?
- Federal stimulus created or saved 24,000 N.J. jobs, White House says
- Ford’s Canadian workers agree to cost-cutting
