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Pentagon Won't Probe KBR Rape Charges
Justin Rood, reporting for ABC News, writes, "The Defense Department's top watchdog has declined to investigate allegations that an American woman working under an Army contract in Iraq was raped by her... ...
American Workers Are Laboring Longer Hours
Joe Napsha of The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports: "Americans are putting in more hours at work, about 42.5 hours in 2006, compared to about 37.5 hours in 2003, according to time-use surveys by the federal... ...
DOJ Shuns Hearing on Halliburton/KBR Rape Cases
Maddy Sauer, ABC News, reports: "The Department of Justice refused to send a representative to answer questions from Congress today on the investigations into allegations of rape and sexual assault on... ...
Only Pawns in the Game
http://www.informationclea ringhouse.info/article1892 2.htm The Corporation This is an extraordinary film about the creation of the American corporation, its legal organizational model, its global economic... ...
Lights! Camera! Collective Action!
Writing for In These Times, David Moberg says, "With its celebrity patina, highly literate and occasionally well-paid strikers, high-tech controversies, and mobilization of support via the Internet, the... ...
Woe Is the American Worker
Paul Waldman for The American Prospect writes about the woes of American workers and asks why presidential candidates are not speaking enough about this issue. "It would be positively revelatory to hear... ...
The Lies at the End of the American Dream
The Shortage Myth By Paul Craig Roberts Integrity is so lacking in America that the shortage myth serves the interests of universities, funding agencies, employers, and immigration attorneys at the... ...
Workers of the World Unite
In Mother Jones, Joan Hamilton writes: "There's a crisis in the labor movement: In the past half century, union membership in the United States has dropped from 35 percent to 13 percent of the work force.... ...
Democrats bow to Wall Street, saving tax break for billionaires
The Democratic Party leadership in the US Senate has effectively killed proposals put forward earlier this year to close a tax loophole that allows billionaire managers of hedge and private equity funds... ...
For US Workers, Anxious Times
Mark Trumbull of The Christian Science Monitor writes: "A landmark labor contract reached last week carries a message that goes beyond Detroit and its struggling carmakers: From health care costs to global... ...