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‘UNITE HERE!’ Union Bosses Forced to Refund Dues Illegally Seized from Nonmember Hotel Workers | National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation

13 hours ago ago from National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation

Home About Your Rights Free Legal Aid Newsletter Blog News & Press Donate Home ‘UNITE HERE!’ Union Bosses Forced to Refund Dues Illegally Seized from Nonmember Hotel Workers Federal settlement also requires union officials to post notice informing employees of their workplace rights Honolulu, Hawaii (December 15, 2009) – With free legal assistance from the National Right to ...

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Michigan Worker Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Halt UAW Policy of Religious Discrimination | National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation

14 hours ago ago from National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation

Home About Your Rights Free Legal Aid Newsletter Blog News & Press Donate Home › Blog › Anthony Riedel s blog Michigan Worker Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Halt UAW Policy of Religious Discrimination Tue, 12/15/2009 - 12:37 — Anthony Riedel Michigan Worker Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Halt UAW Policy of Religious Discrimination Right to Work attorneys challenge union officials’ ...

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Don’t Let Them Steal the 2010 Election

12 hours ago ago from Maddmedic

Dear Madd, I urge you to follow the link below to sign your 2010 FAIR ELECTIONS PETITION without delay. Because it could be THE KEY to ensuring that the 2010 elections are fair and untainted and here’s why . You may not immediately recognize the name of Philip Wakeman . But Philip Wakeman is a Foundation-assisted worker whose story lies at the center of an alleged illegal union PAC money laundering scheme that I believe is all ...

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Labor and Employment in the Philippines

20 hours ago ago from US Visa Philippines

Before a foreigner decides to invest in the Philippines, it is essential for him to consider that the working conditions in the country are completely different and distinct from the working conditions in his own country.Thus, under the “general welfare clause” and the “social justice principle” of the constitution of the Republic of the Philippines, the workers are given preferential advantage in the interpretation and construction of labor ...

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Boycott Apartheid Israel: Open Letter from US Trade Unionists

19 hours ago ago from Uprooted Palestinians

Via South Lebanon By Labor for Palestine (Open Letter from U.S. Trade Unionists to AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka: Boycott Apartheid Israel; December 2009) "Sanctions alone cannot eradicate apartheid; that task is ultimately left to the people of South Africa themselves. But economic pressure and political isolation of the South African government can hasten the day when justice and freedom reign in that troubled land." ...

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Appeals court rules against Cintas

9 hours ago ago from U.S. News

Appeals court rules against Cintas CINCINNATI (AP) -- A federal appeals court agreed Tuesday that the Cintas Corp., the nation's largest uniform supplier, violated employee rights by cracking down on workers who showed union support. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis affirmed a National Labor Relations Board decision against the Cincinnati-based company. The board found Cintas used unfair labor practices when it warned ...

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