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Where Have All the Labor Writers Gone?
Consider the fate of the labor reporter. A long vanishing breed, there are only a few of them left in the country. Businesses and their mouthpieces disparage them for daring to question their facts,...
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Shafted: Reflecting on Miners, Media and Margaret Thatcher
Many coal-fired power plants in the United States are closing because of cheap natural gas prices, and while the closings are cheered for environmental and health reasons, some unions lament the loss...
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Workers Cheer Living Wage Victory in Austin
Construction workers and others in the Austin, Texas, area are celebrating a coalition victory this week after Travis County commissioners approved a first-ever economic development policy that...
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Tribune Emerges Today from 4-year Bankruptcy, with Intent to Sell All...
Warren Buffett or civic-minded local investors in L.A., Chicago, Baltimore or other Tribune cities might be unable to purchase the papers individually, unless or until they were broken up by a...
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