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Nurses, reporters and millions of other workers are at risk of losing their right to organize and have a union voice in light of an NRLB decision this week that labor leaders say draws a "road map" for employers to keep unions out.

Fighting to keep the Federal Communications Commission from once again easing media ownership rules, hundreds of people turned out in Los Angeles this week for a seven-hour hearing in front of the full five-member commission.

Newsroom employees have been mobilizing for a new contract, building community support and filing unfair labor practice charges at the York Daily Record and the York Dispatch Sunday News. Now, the National Labor Relations Board has issued a second complaint against the newspapers for failure to bargain in good faith and for union busting.

This is to inform you that the AT&T Foundation will be introducing a new corporate wide Annual Special Grants Program.

We have just received the attached information from AT&T.