…proposals she has put forward so far appear close to the major crackdown on banking practices, financial loopholes and astronomical salaries favored by many liberals. Clinton is expected to fill in some details in a speech about corporate responsibility this…
…or to companies where workers have unions. Companies with fewer than 10 employees must provide the time off, but not salary. Even so, as many as 200,000 Philadelphians who didn’t have paid sick days before will now get…
…And they're both entities where the heads of these entities and many people up top of these entities are making millions and millions of dollars in salary each year. So how is it that we take our public money…
…he said. We want to renew its activity but Israel refuses. As for the salaries he pays to families of terrorists and the commemoration of shahids, he explained these by a law from Arafat’s time and Palestinian culture. Along…
…on the table to start with. But second of all, that we ought, young workers ought to be able to put part of their salary, part of their taxes that they pay into social security, into an account with their…
…S., including two-year and four-year colleges and universities. Students can search for the average cost, graduation rate, salary after attending and more. In his weekly address on Saturday, President Obama introduced the scorecard and said, "Right now, however…
…end wage discrimination in the United States. Itwould close the loopholes in the Equal Pay Act. It would prohibit retaliation against workers for discussing their salaries. It would train women and girls in negotiation skills. It would strengthen federal agencies'…
…losing their health insurance every day– and they could be next. They have to visualize the insurance company CEO who gets the $73 million golden parachute and received a salary of $5,585 an hour ($12.2. million per year)…
…> > the lead role with Robert Gordon. One value in keeping our existing > working > > group leads post-election is that none will require salaries for the > > transition, but there is a question as to…
…I. Niman, Artvoice: When schools close for the day, poor families are thrown into chaos. Low-wage hourly workers have far fewer snow day options than their salaried middle-class professional counterparts. When Buffalo, New York, kept its schools open…
…is willing to spend one day working at. She humbles herself, but gives dignity to the workers whose salaries she wants to raise. Perhaps she makes beds in a hotel for a day. Perhaps she busses tables at Denny's…
…give Abbas’s security chief, Majid Faraj, control over the most strategic ground in Gaza. The authority would begin paying the salaries of Palestinian civil servants in Gaza, assuming that the details could be worked out. The agreement might also…
…war crimes, but the fact that Israel found itself in a war. The Israeli government prevented the transfer of salaries to Hamas, prevented the transfer of goods and reinforced the siege on the Strip as much as it could. Had…
…The Muslim world tasked the King of Jordan with safeguarding the holy sites. The government of Jordan pays the salaries of the Islamic waqf's workers, and influences their actions. At the height of the clashes on the Temple Mount…
…just dealing with having more assistants in kindergartens. After two election campaigns during which they thought that by focusing on the salaries of senior officials and kindergarten assistants they would rise to power, they finally realized that they also need…
…But no one here talks about the intifada or “the war with the Jews” anymore. Everybody talks about salaries and money. The armed men are gone and more and more shopping centers are being opened in an effort to attract…
…t embrace anti-government rhetoric because of some deep-seated ideological commitment. They do it so they can continue to make huge profits and pay multi-million dollar executive salaries. Wall Street bankers don’t battle “governmental intrusion” for ideological…
…ever in holding corporate abuses to account, as in the case of the housing market. Americans are right to be offended when the extravagant salaries and severance deals of CEO's — in some cases, the very same CEO's who…