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POLITICAL HOT ISSUES

May 9, 2012
  • Occupy Movement, Unions Mark May Day with Mobilization
    NEW YORK (PAI)— With marches and demonstrations in cities from coast to coast, members of the Occupy movement and various unions marked May Day, the international workers’ day, with campaigns for the 99% and against the rich
  • Data Show Job Safety Law Too Weak
    WASHINGTON (PAI)—The continuing toll of deaths and injuries on the job, and the low fines and virtually non-existent jail terms for corporate perpetrators of such tragedies, again show federal job safety law is too weak, the AFL-CIO says
  • Jobless Rate Declines 0.1% in April
    WASHINGTON (PAI)—U.S. unemployment declined 0.1% in April, to 8.1%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. A separate survey showed businesses claimed to create 130,000 new jobs last month, down from 153,000 the month before. But governments cut 15,000 jobs, with 10,700 of them in local schools
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