Truckers welcome panel, stir continues
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NEW DELHI, Aug. 27. - The agitating truckers today welcomed a finance ministry decision to set up a committee to look into their problems but decided to continue with their indefinite strike despite unions in some states withdrawing from the agitation.
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By Janet Elliott and Todd Ackerman, Houston Chronicle  Feb. 3--AUSTIN -- Acting on an issue that is stirring controversy in the Legislature, Gov.
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It was a good day for unions. A Senate committee yesterday approved a measure that would give collective-bargaining rights to about 43,000 airport screeners at the Transportation Security Administration. The committee's action followed House approval of similar legislation last month.
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By Kevin Amerman, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader  Feb. 22--WILKES-BARRE -- A majority of city council members seem to be on board with an ordinance that would ban drivers of tractor-trailers and other large vehicles from parking on city streets for extended periods.
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Changes in the organization of the taxicab industry are behind some of the dissatisfaction voiced by drivers threatening to strike this week.
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A plan to allow Mexican trucking companies deeper into the United States drew an angry reaction from labor leaders, safety advocates and members of Congress.
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The Women's Business Center is sponsoring a panel discussion regarding changes in the workplace from 8 to 10 a.m. Friday at the Salt Lake Chamber.  The panel will consist of six advocates of workplace flexibility from various Utah businesses.
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New Delhi, Aug. 22. (PTI): The indefinite nation-wide truckers&#39; strike to protest imposition of service tax entered the second day as there was no breakthrough in negotiations between truck operators and the Finance Ministry.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell met Thursday with union chief Gene Upshaw and a group of other league and union officials on a range of issues, including the possibility of expanding testing for performance-enhancing drugs.
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By Andrew Villegas, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Jun. 8--A resident group examining the feasibility of a regional transportation authority called Thursday for the Fort Collins City Council to reconsider its stance on the proposal.
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STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. -- The United Auto Workers and Chrysler LLC got a big boost from some Detroit-area plants that voted in favor of a new labor contract, but the road to ratification is still a bumpy one with thousands more workers scheduled to cast ballots in the next few days.
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White House hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton met privately Monday with the board of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, a 1.3 million-member labor group whose support will be critical to any Democratic candidate.
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The news that Mexican trucks will be allowed to haul freight deeper into the United States drew an angry reaction Friday from labor leaders, safety advocates and members of Congress.
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In Phoenix, the players&#39; union chief sees progress in talks for tougher drug standards, but no deal yet. PHOENIX - As players gathered here for their annual union executive board meeting, baseball commissioner
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By Andrew Villegas, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  May 31--Greeley Mayor Tom Selders says Greeley is going to stay at the table considering a proposal for a regional transportation authority, despite the city's own plans for a sales tax increase to fund road maintenance.
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Automaker sees greater participation as the way to boost light truck sales in the fast-growing market.
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State insurance commissioners in the southeast and across the US consulted with each other during a conference call and will soon form a steering committee to coordinate a multi-state effort to investigate whether or not rigged bids and price fixing are a