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Twin Cities nurses back new strike, so now what? 22.6.2010 Twincities.com: News
Nurses voted Monday night to endorse an open-ended strike of 14 Twin Cities hospitals, giving their union leverage as it seeks to resuscitate contract negotiations over pay, pension and nurse staffing levels.
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Ark Tribe trial: 'It's about standing up for your rights' 22.6.2010 Green Left Weekly issue #780
Tue, 22/06/2010 By Leslie Richmond , Adelaide On June 15, around a 1500 people, representing nearly every union, gathered outside Adelaide Magistrate's court for the first day of a week of rallies supporting construction worker, Ark Tribe, in his battle to defend himself against the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC). read ...
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WikiLeaks may post more military video 22.6.2010 CNN: Top Stories
For a website devoted to exposing secrets, WikiLeaks.org is pretty good at keeping its own.
Twin Cities nurses somber amid strike vote 22.6.2010 Star Tribune: Latest
Unlike the May 19 vote for a one-day walkout, today's vote set the stage for an indefinite work stoppage that could inflict painful costs on both sides, testing the economic staying power of the 12,000 nurses and the resilience of the hospitals.
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Students ratify pact to end strike in Puerto Rico 22.6.2010 Seattle Times: Top stories
Nearly 3,000 students have ratified an agreement reached last week to end a strike that has paralyzed the University of Puerto Rico for two months.
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Twin Cities nurses voting on potential second hospital strike 22.6.2010 Twincities.com: News
Nurses were expected to vote tonight to endorse an open-ended strike of the 14 hospitals at which they work, giving their union leverage as it seeks to resuscitate contract negotiations over pay, pension and nurse staffing levels.
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Stranded by strike, ash? We'll pay, Greece says 22.6.2010 Boston Globe: Latest
Stranded by strike, ash? We'll pay, Greece says
Students ratify pact to end strike in Puerto Rico 22.6.2010 Boston Globe: Latest
Students ratify pact to end strike in Puerto Rico
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Students ratify pact to end strike in Puerto Rico 22.6.2010 SFGate: Business & Technology
Students ratify pact to end strike in Puerto Rico
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Stolen cars: Did Wash. teen bandit strike Midwest? 22.6.2010 Seattle Times: Local
Police in the Midwest are investigating whether an infamous teen burglar from Washington state is behind a string of break-ins and car thefts.
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Students ratify pact ending strike against fee hikes, budget cuts at Puerto Rico university 22.6.2010 Star Tribune: World
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Nurses Vote On Whether Or Not To Resume Strike 22.6.2010 WCCO: Local News
Nurses spent Monday voting on whether to authorize a strike. The voting started at 6 a.m. at two locations and nurses will continue voting until 8:30 p.m. Twelve thousand nurses belong to the Minnesota Nurses Association, working at 14 Twin Cities hospitals. If the nurses do authorize a strike, it could be for longer than their June 10 strike which was just for 24 hours.
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Wal-Mart wants several dozen Chicago stores 22.6.2010 Chicago Tribune: Business
Wal-Mart wants several dozen Chicago stores
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Monday P.M. Report 22.6.2010 MinnPost

Monday P.M. Report

Delta adding international flights from MSP, office/housing plan is lone finalist for site near Guthrie, nurses voting on second strike, and Minnesota Wild renew TV, radio personality contracts.

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Tear Gas in Cananea 22.6.2010 Organic Consumers Association News Headlines

When the Mexican government moved to bust the three-year miners' strike in Cananea on June 6, it brought 2,000 Federal Police into the tiny mountain town in the state of Sonora -- two cops for every striker. As darkness fell and helicopters clattered overhead, they charged the gate with riot shields and batons, filling the streets with tear gas. Miners retreated to the union hall with their families, and the police followed, barricading the doors and lobbing more tear gas inside.

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State employees are not the budget culprits 21.6.2010 LA Times: Most Emailed
State employees are not the budget culprits
Union Ad Presses Maine's Senators 21.6.2010 NY Times: Washington
Government employees' union presses Maine's Senators to support jobs and taxes bill.

Hospitals, Nurses Prepare For Strike As Votes Cast 21.6.2010 WCCO: Local News
By Monday night, Twin Cities hospitals should know if roughly 12,000 nurses will move forward with another strike, this one not limited to just 24 hours.
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Michelle Chen: Defending Workers From a Bad Rap: Challenging Criminal Background Checks 21.6.2010 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
In a tight job market, where even the slightest blemish could be a dealbreaker, millions of workers are at risk of being shut out of jobs by a single document: a tarnished FBI rap sheet.
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Israeli Shipping Line Zim Shut Out at Oakland Docks 21.6.2010 Common Dreams: Views
by Susan Galleymore

Long before 5:30 a.m. on June 20 about 800 protesters traveled the mile from West Oakland's BART station, near San Francisco, to Berth 57 of the Oakland docks. The early risers were determined to block the gates and discourage longshoremen from unloading a Zim cargo ship. Zim is an Israeli shipping company.

A second shift of more than 200 hundred protesters kept the gates closed for the 4:30 p.m. work crew too.

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