Andy Stern News
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In a midnight session almost six years ago, then-Senator Barack Obama voted to gut a guest-worker program that sponsors of an immigration bill considered vital to their effort to legalize millions of undocumented residents.
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Andy Stern, the former head of the fastest-growing U.S. labor union and a close ally of President Barack Obama, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s “Conversations with Judy Woodruff,” to be broadcast this weekend, that he expects Obama to reverse his opposition to the easing of tax rules so companies with overseas profits will be encouraged to return the cash to the U.S. Stern is the former president of the Service Employees International Union.
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Andy Stern , former president of the Service Employees International Union, is being investigated by the FBI and Labor Department in a corruption probe, according to two union officials who said they were interviewed by U.S. agents.
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Andy Stern, former head of the Service Employees International Union, said reports that he is being investigated by the FBI and Labor Department are “absolutely false.”
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Andy Stern, former president of the second-largest labor union, said he backs easing tax rules to encourage companies with overseas profits to return the cash to the U.S., a position that puts him at odds with organized labor.
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Andy Stern , former president of the Service Employees International Union, is joining Georgetown University’s public policy school as a research fellow.
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Representative Paul Ryan was a pivotal figure in killing the 2010 Bowles-Simpson agreement, which Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney now points to as a model for putting America’s fiscal house in order.
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Anna Burger, Andy Stern’s chosen successor, dropped her bid to succeed him as president of the Service Employees International Union, paving the way for the election of rival candidate Mary Kay Henry.
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“I am told I cannot talk about industrial policy in polite American company,” Dow Chemical Co. Chief Executive Officer Andrew Liveris told a business audience last March. “I’m not sure why, since the world’s two strongest economies, Germany and Japan, both have such policies.”
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Mary Kay Henry , elected today as president of the Service Employees International Union, pledged to spend $4 million organizing employees in businesses such as banks and supermarkets.
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