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NLRB Upholds Reinstatement and Backpay for Detroit Newspaper Strikers
Press Release
The National Labor Relations Board in Washington, D.C. upheld unfair labor practice decisions against the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press, ruling that the newspapers must reinstate striking workers and pay their lost wages and benefits going back to July 13, 1995.
CWA Lifesavers Take Charge in Capitol Shooting
News
September 1, 1998
Dr. Wayne Moore, head of the Washington, D.C. Emergency Medical Service is in a meeting at Fire/EMS headquarters. Almost simultaneously both his and Fire Chief Donald Edwards' beepers go off and the phone rings. The messages are the same: "U.S. Capitol. Shooting incident. Two persons down."
PART TWO OF SERIES: What Every Woman Needs to Knokw about MONEY AND RETIREMENT - A GUIDE TO PENSION
News
September 1, 1998
How can I get the most out of my company's retirement plan?
Union Members Urged to Act Quickly to Protect Patients' Rights
News
September 1, 1998
CWA President Morton Bahr and other labor leaders are urging union members throughout the country to quickly speak up in support of President Clinton's Patients' Bill of Rights.
Ameritech Closes Two Consumer Offices; Negotiated Protections Soften the Blow
News
September 1, 1998
Despite angry protests from CWA, prominent politicians and editorial writers, Ameritech on Aug. 14 announced that the company plans to move ahead with its controversial decision, first announced last March, to close two consumer offices.