Labor still recovering from Reagan's legacy

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Ronald Reagan had fired 11500 air-traffic controllers engaged in an illegal strike in 1981, thus setting a new form for labor-management relations that are still debated in 2004. Labor historians state that Reagan validated a souring of attitudes about unions and presided over a conservative swing by the National Labor Relations Board, as a part of a shift from which the organized labor is still recovering.

Public affairs, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Public opinion, Labor leaders, Labor activists, Labour activists, Ex-presidents, Reagan, Ronald

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N.J. troubles bring an end to Pa. HMO

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Troubles in the NJ affiliate of Trevose, PA-based HIP Health Plan of Pennsylvania will cause its April 30, 1999 closing. Officials say that all 1,100 members are expected to find new coverage by then. The company is voluntarily suspending business in Pennsylvania even though it remains solvent. The company said that it can not survive without the New Jersey contingent.

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Troubles in the NJ affiliate of Trevose, PA-based HIP Health Plan of Pennsylvania will cause its April 30, 1999 closing.

Securities & Commodities Exchanges, Securities and Commodity Exchanges, Security and commodity exchanges, Services discontinued, HIP Health Plan of Pennsylvania Inc.

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Wobblies' fight: Look for the union-made latte

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The Wobblies, also known as the Industrial Workers of the World, has taken initial steps toward unionizing a Starbucks Corp. coffee shop in New York City. If the group succeeds, it might score a notable public relations victory for the labor movement and might even encourage more organizing in the hard-to-unionize service country.

United States, Management dynamics, Roasted coffee, Personnel administration, Fruits and tree nuts, not elsewhere classified, Management, Coffee industry, Labor relations, Company business management, Starbucks Corp., SBUX, Industrial Workers of the World

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