- Socialism's Success - The New American
- Cambodia: 30 Years After Fall of the Khmer Rouge, Justice Still Elusive
- Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation to Appear at the Cowen & Company ... - WELT ONLINE
- Steve Lunetta: Depression revisited - Signal
- Israel: Allow Media and Rights Monitors Access to Gaza
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Immigration Riddle
The Town of Huntington should commit itself to keep some services going for day laborers, and thus keep homelessness, vagrancy and sickness at bay.
Getting Immigration Right
In a time of economic crisis, it is especially vital to uphold workers’ rights, even for those here illegally. Exploitation erodes working conditions and job security everywhere.
Bush Unveils New Rules for Guest Worker Hiring
The Bush administration said the rules would lessen the bureaucratic burden on employers, but advocates for the workers contended the changes would depress wages and working conditions.
A Cheap Shot at Workers
The Bush administration’s last-minute overhaul of the visa program for temporary farm workers threatens to make a flawed program worse.
Migrant Worker Decapitated in Russia
A Central Asian migrant worker was stabbed several times and decapitated in an apparent attack by ultranationalists in Moscow.
Unemployed Immigrants Struggle as Hard-Pressed Spain Rolls Up Welcome Mat
As Spain’s economy shrinks, employers are disgorging workers at an alarming rate and immigrants in low-skilled jobs have been hit hardest.
The High Cost of Harsh Words
Steve Levy’s comments and actions against undocumented workers have tragically limited his ability to lead Suffolk County.
Regulating the 99-Cent Store
When immigrant workers are being cheated out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in salary, there’s greed on Main Street, too.
A War on Janitors
Immigration has vanished from the presidential race, but its problems as evidenced by a raid to look for illegal janitors in Mesa, Ariz., recently are still with us.
Socialism's Success - The New American
Socialism's Success
The New American - 7 hours ago
Between 2000 and 2005, 1.5 million Americans with a high-school degree or less left the labor force. 15 Advocates of massive immigration, legal and illegal, ...
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Cambodia: 30 Years After Fall of the Khmer Rouge, Justice Still Elusive
(New York, January 5, 2009) - Thirty years after the fall of the Khmer Rouge, Cambodia's culture of impunity remains as strong as ever, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation to Appear at the Cowen & Company ... - WELT ONLINE
Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation to Appear at the Cowen & Company ...
WELT ONLINE, Germany - 10 hours ago
... the Company’s ability to adjust timely to changes in trade regulations and the migration and development of manufacturers (which can affect where the ...
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Steve Lunetta: Depression revisited - Signal
Steve Lunetta: Depression revisited
Signal, CA - 7 hours ago
So Grandma and Grandpa joined the great migration across the country in their Model A, sleeping on blankets laid on the ground beside the car at night, ...
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