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Will UAW target Nissan?

by Associated Press Published: December 8,2011

Tags: automakers, automobiles, employees, labor, manufacturing, unions, vehicles, workers

CANTON — Top officials of the United Auto Workers have decided for now against targeting a single company in its effort to sign up workers at U.S. factories owned by foreign automakers. UAW president Bob King told The Associated Press in an interview yesterday that the union’s executive board won’t make any decision until it sees [...] [...]

Workers at Ingalls ratify three-year contract extension

by Associated Press Published: December 2,2011

Tags: employees, labor, manufacturing, shipbuilding, ships, unions, workers

PASCAGOULA — Employees at Huntington Ingalls shipyard in Pascagoula yesterday approved a three-year contract extension that affects 6,000 employees at the state’s largest private employer. The Sun Herald reports union officials said just over 1,100 members of the Pascagoula Metal Trades Council, voted on the proposal. It passed with 60 percent of the vote. More than [...] [...]

Ingalls workers to vote on new labor package

by Associated Press Published: November 30,2011

Tags: employees, labor, manufacturing, shipbuilding, ships, unions, workers

PASCAGOULA — Union workers will vote tomorrow on a company offer that affects 6,000 employees at Ingalls shipyard, the state’s largest private employer. The Sun Herald reports Ingalls is offering three raises and a one-time $1,000 bonus next month if workers will vote to extend their current work contract for three years. On the down side, healthcare [...] [...]

Poultry workers win lawsuit against Tyson

by MBJ Staff Published: September 21,2011

Tags: agriculture, back wages, courts, doffing and donning, labor, lawsuit, manufacturing, poultry, unions, workers

More than 17,000 Tyson poultry workers in 41 plants in 12 states have settled a $32-million lawsuit in a 12-year struggle to get paid for work already performed, according to the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW). The UFCW initiated the suit against Tyson. Last Thursday, the United States District Court in Georgia approved [...] [...]

Allstate agents approve affiliation with union

by MBJ Staff Published: August 29,2011

Tags: insurance, insurance agents, labor, labor unions, unions

GULFPORT — Approximately a week after a vote in favor of affiliating with Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU), AFL-CIO, the board of directors of the National Association of Professional Allstate Agents Inc. (NAPAA) voted to approve the affiliation. The roll call vote by the board followed a secret ballot in which, according to OPEIU, [...] [...]

Allstate agents vote ‘yes’ to unionizing

by MBJ Staff Published: August 18,2011

Tags: insurance, labor unions, unions, workers

GULFPORT — Members of the National Association of Professional Allstate Agents (NAPAA) have voted to affiliate with the Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU), AFL-CI, according to the union. Secret ballots were mailed to all 1,200 members of Gulfport-based NAPAA and when the ballots were tallied, more than 94 percent had voted in favor of [...] [...]

Allstate agents to vote on joining union

by MBJ Staff Published: July 21,2011

Tags: Associations, insurance, labor, labor unions, unions

GULFPORT — Members of the National Association of Professional Allstate Agents Inc. (NAPAA) in Gulfport will soon take part in a secret mail ballot vote that will decide whether the Association will affiliate with Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) as a guild. This according to the OPEIU. The vote will be administered by the [...] [...]

Cartoons – July 4, 2011

by Don Smith Published: July 3,2011

Tags: Billy Hewes, bond debt, CARTOONS, Tate Reeves, unions

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British airport workers in pre-strike talks

by Associated Press Published: August 16,2010

Tags: airports, labor, transportation, travel, unions

LONDON — Britain’s airports operator and a union are holding talks in an attempt to avert strikes that could close the country’s major airports later this month. Ground staff voted last week in favor of walkouts at airports including Heathrow, Stansted, Glasgow and Edinburgh. BAA has said it will have to shut down the airports if the [...] [...]

Toyota: Open to raising workers’ wages

by Associated Press Published: July 9,2010

Tags: automobile industry, compensation, labor, labor relations, manufacturing, unions

NAGOYA, Japan — Toyota Motor Corp. is open to raising the wages of workers in China, where a series of strikes have disrupted its operations in that fast-growing market, the automaker’s president said today. Akio Toyoda said raising wages in China would bring some benefits, like helping to create a middle class of consumers who can [...] [...]

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