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Coalition Calls on Congress to Address Potential Cuts in Dental and Vision Plans
The American Dental Association, American Benefits Council, Communications Workers of America and other organizations ask Congress not to tax valuable supplemental benefits.
Coalition Calls on Congress to Address Potential Cuts in Dental and Vision Plans
Press Release
Contact: American Dental Association, Robert Raible 202-789-5166; American Benefits Council, Jason Hammersla, 202-289-6700 (o), 202-253-5458 (cell); Communications Workers of America, Candice Johnson, 202-434-1168, cjohnson@cwa-union.org
Verizon-Frontier Merger Costs Customers, Workers, Taxpayers as Verizon Gets Government Dollars Under
Press Release
Verizon's plan to sell 4.8 million rural landlines in 14 states to Frontier Communications will cost taxpayers $600 million and will cost communities even more. If this proposed sale goes through, communities, especially in rural areas, won't have access to high speed broadband and other telecommunications advances, expanding the digital divide and setting back economic growth.
Verizon-Frontier Merger Costs Customers, Workers, Taxpayers as Verizon Gets Government Dollars Under
Press Release
Verizon's plan to sell 4.8 million rural landlines in 14 states to Frontier Communications will cost taxpayers $600 million and will cost communities even more. If this proposed sale goes through, communities, especially in rural areas, won't have access to high speed broadband and other telecommunications advances, expanding the digital divide and setting back economic growth.
Chamber Wins 'Biggest Scrooge,' United Airlines gets AFA-CWA Write-In Vote
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January 7, 2010
It was an especially tough call in 2009. Who among the greedy banks and gluttonous CEOs was the biggest Scrooge? That may be why online voters in the annual Jobs with Justice contest decided the most cold-hearted of all was the umbrella organization for greed, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.