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In South Africa, roughly 12,000 striking platinum miners fired
World NowIn South Africa, the world's biggest producer of platinum has fired roughly 12,000 striking workers. Violence has erupted over other strikes in the country.... -
California agency says farmworker suit 'risks draining resources'
L.A. NOWThe state's Department of Industrial Relations says a lawsuit filed last week on behalf of farm workers and the United Farm Workers union "risks draining resources away from...critical enforcement actions."... -
PASSINGS: James D. Hodgson, Patrick Moore
James D. Hodgson Former secretary of Labor James D. Hodgson, 96, who as secretary of Labor in the early 1970s helped shepherd the Occupational Safety and Health Act into law, died Nov. 28 at his Malibu home, his family announced. The cause was...
Tags: Heart Problems, Entertainment, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, England, Obituaries
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No movement on NHL; world junior tournament to be aired in U.S.
The NHL and NHL Players’ Assn. have not had recent contact and nothing new is planned, NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said on Monday. The league on Friday filed a class-action suit in U.S. District Court in New York alleging the union’s...
Tags: Labor Legislation, Adrian Peterson, Ice Hockey, National Hockey League, San Francisco 49ers
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Twinkies' demise proves the stupidity of U.S. labor relations
The Great American Twinkie Crisis illuminates what is wrong with the relationship between management and labor in this country. Hostess, the company that since the 1930s has provided our nation with snacks that are nearly indestructible, now threatens...
Tags: Companies and Corporations, Newspaper and Magazine, Bankruptcy, Strikes, Career and Workplace
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Musicians say California Philharmonic has failed to pay them
Musicians with the California Philharmonic say the orchestra hasn't paid them for concerts that took place this summer, leading them to take action against management. The union representing the musicians has filed a complaint with the National Labor...
Tags: Music, Entertainment, Culture, Career and Workplace, Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden
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NFL follows corporate America's game plan in referees dispute
The one thing about the National Football League on which almost everyone agrees is that it takes its job of providing first-rate entertainment very seriously. That could be one explanation for the league's effort to supplement the pleasure of watching...
Tags: Labor Legislation, Employment, Collective Contract, Retirement, Employment Opportunities
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Safe at work? Deadliest jobs involve driving
Police officers don’t have the most dangerous jobs. Working with machinery isn’t the safest of occupations, but it’s not the worst. Turns out, the deadliest profession belongs to sales reps and truck drivers. Last year, 683 such...
Tags: Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Career and Workplace, Health and Safety at Work
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Mexico's Monterrey still ranks as top city, despite violence
World NowHow can Mexico’s “most modern” and “most prosperous” city also be one of its most dangerous? That is the contradiction that often plays out in this country of great wealth and crippling poverty, of record tourism and... -
Cal State and faculty reach agreement; no pay raises included
L.A. NOWThe 23-campus Cal State University system has reached a contract agreement with its faculty union, easing the threat of a possible strike for the next two years. The contract must be ratified by the union's members.... -
High-level Villaraigosa aide runs to replace Councilman Garcetti
L.A. NOWThe race to replace Los Angeles City Councilman Eric Garcetti saw yet another candidate jump in, with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s No. 2 policy adviser announcing he will run for the seat. Matt Szabo, 36, became the 13th person to pursue a bid in... -
PASSINGS: Bob Chappuis, Dennis Hamilton
Bob Chappuis All-American halfback Bob Chappuis, 89, an All-American halfback with the University of Michigan who led the Wolverines to an overwhelming victory over USC in the 1948 Rose Bowl game after an undefeated 1947 season distinguished by his...Tags: Atlanta Hawks, Big Ten Conference, Obituaries, New Orleans Hornets, Sports
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