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  • Blame profits, not workers, for high health costs

    Blame profits, not workers, for high health costs

    November 7, 2003 By Phil E. Benjamin

    The issue of corporate greed in health care is beginning to make its way into the mass media, thanks in good part to the blatant price-gouging of the pharmaceutical companies.

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  • Pratt & Whitney workers fight to save jobs

    Pratt & Whitney workers fight to save jobs

    November 7, 2003

    Workers’ correspondence International Association of Machinists sisters and brothers at the profitable United Technologies Corporation’s Pratt & Whitney plant in Connecticut are fighting hard for their jobs. On Oct. 3, materials workers at Pratt voted “no”...

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  • City workers rally for justice

    City workers rally for justice

    November 7, 2003

    NEW YORK – This city’s workers have not had a raise in over two years and need one now to pay the rent and put food on the table, declared Lillian Roberts, executive director of American...

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  • Victory for St. Louis grocery workers

    Victory for St. Louis grocery workers

    November 7, 2003

    ST. LOUIS – After 25 days of strikes and lockouts, the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 655 and Schnuck’s, Dierbergs, and Shop ’n Save announced an agreement on wages and health care benefits covering...

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  • Grocery jobs: Keep them union!

    Grocery jobs: Keep them union!

    November 7, 2003 By Joseph Hancock

    Workers’ Correspondence The cause of the supermarket strike is long-standing problems that have now reached the boiling point. I say this as someone who worked for Ralphs Supermarkets for 13 years in the service bakery and...

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