Communications Workers Of America News
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, whose cutback of public-employee compensation two years ago made him a national model of Republican strength, now is trying to scrap century-old civil-service rules.
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Journal Register Co., a newspaper publisher in bankruptcy for a second time, won court approval to sell its assets to an affiliate of its current owner in exchange for $114 million in secured debt and about $6 million in cash.
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Journal Register Co., a newspaper publisher in bankruptcy for a second time, won’t get a ruling today on whether it can sell its assets to an affiliate of its current owner in exchange for $114 million in debt and at least $6 million in cash, a judge said.
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Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, reached tentative agreements with unions representing 43,000 members, ending 15 months of negotiations over new labor contracts.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission may seek to approve, without holding a vote, Deutsche Telekom AG’s proposal to combine its T-Mobile USA unit with MetroPCS Communications Inc., a deal critic said.
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AT&T Inc., the biggest U.S. phone company, said employees in its landline unit in the Southwest region rejected a four-year labor agreement.
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AT&T Inc., the largest U.S. phone company, and one of its unions extended negotiations to reach a deal after four labor contracts expired.
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AT&T Inc., the largest U.S. phone company, failed to reach agreement to renew four contracts with one of its unions and said it will extend negotiations to reach a deal.
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An increased offer for the Texas Rangers baseball club failed to persuade the bankruptcy judge to cancel the auction scheduled for Aug. 4.
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American Airlines passenger service workers voted against joining the Communications Workers of America, after the union won a legal battle to hold an election.
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