Something's
in the water in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin
Trade
in orcas has moved to Russia, China
Teen sues N. Carolina over greenhouse gas
An
Oil-Soaked Globe as Production Keeps Climbing and Demand Falls
*
How
Wall Street Is Cashing In on Climate Catastrophe
Portland
Passes Landmark Resolution Against Fossil Fuel Infrastructure
Oil
trains are 'constant,' hazardous problem in Minneapolis
Majority favor UAW-Ford contract in early voting
UAW,
GM restart talks to address skilled-trades workers' concerns
UAW
and GM extend contract until Nov. 20
Auto
Workers Say: Look Beyond the Bonuses
Students
across US march over debt, free public college
Students
Rise Nationwide to Demand Debt-Free Higher Ed
Miners
sue South Africa's deputy president over 2012 strike
Report
provides new insight into workplace struggles
Medicaid cuts hit hospitals serving the poor
Lawmakers
back Senate cafe union drive
Alabama settles in DOJ in voter rights probe
U. of Illinois, Salaita settle over job loss
Amid
Unrest in Missouri, University Picks Michael Middleton as Interim
Chief *
Why
Southwest’s pilots just rejected a 'massive' pay raise
Kohler
workers reject offer, OK first union strike at company since 1983
Rosenblum
Admits Oregon DOJ Conducted Surveillance on Black Lives Matter
Labor
Union Slams Dismissal of 4 Air France Employees
Wal-Mart
Uprising: The Battle for Labor Rights in China
Anti-government rally in Seoul turns violent
French
rail crash: children were on board test train, says SNCF
Many Say High Deductibles Make Their Health Law Insurance All but Useless *
Ankle Monitors Weigh on Immigrant Mothers Released From Detention *
Japan Economy Contracts 0.8%, Returning to Recession *
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