By SAMANTHA ENSLIN-PAYNE Unions and employers are inching closer to agreements in the coal and petroleum sectors, but in other industries agreements appear elusive. Ilze Nieuwoudt, a spokeswoman for Solidarity, said last week: "I think an agreement is really within reach in the petroleum sector." This comes after threats last month of a strike that could have disrupted fuel supply. Unions want a 10 percent increase and employers, through the national bargaining council for the chemicals industry, are offering 9 percent. The sticking point is that employers want a two-year deal. Clement Chitja,...
285 JHALCO Employees Without Salary For Past 17 Months
Newswing
Newswing
Ranchi: It is indeed ironical that the former CM of the State Madhu Koda and many of his ministers are involved in cases of amassing crores of rupees during their tenure but the government employees of JHALCO are even...
We need a scheme for full employment
Newsvine
Newsvine
The Federal Reserve is required by law to pursue price stability and full...
Alice-Azania Jarvis: 'Valentine's Day thrives on fear and guilt, and it worked on me again'
The Independent
The Independent
One of the best things about being so utterly overwhelmed by the daunting task of raising several thousand pounds for My Save The Rhino marathon fund is that I've managed, in my absorption, to let my various other...
Immediate go-ahead for heritage works if papers in order
The Star
The Star
sgchris@thestar.com.my THE Penang Municipal Council may give approval within a day for heritage building owners to repair and conserve their premises if their paperwork is in order. State exco member Chow Kon Yeow said...
Snow likely tonight, Oklahoma City street crews ready to work
The Oklahoman
The Oklahoman
Salt crews will report to work at midnight tonight in preparation for the sleet and snow predicted for the morning hours, Oklahoma City spokeswoman Kristy Yager said this afternoon. A small salt truck is loaded in...
Working Day Wisdom: Lady wisdom and God's heart.
The Examiner
The Examiner
Inspired by a friend who writes Mid-day Meditations and my Wisdom Literature professor with whom I entered a covenant to continue reading wisdom literature beyond that classroom experience that seems a part of my distant...
Senate Jobs Bill Does Not Require that Employers Hire American Workers
PR Newswire
PR Newswire
Reid Deliberately Omits E-Verify Protections from Bill WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A $15 billion package of tax credits and exemptions for employers who create new jobs is expected to gain...
Greece accuses Germany of crippling its economy during Nazi occupation as debt-ridden nation's hit by ...
The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail
Michael Bennet's Lobbying Reform Proposals Would Spoil Some Careers
Huffington Post
Huffington Post
The lobbying reforms proposed by freshman Sen. Michael Bennet on Wednesday would end up crushing many a Capitol Hill career path. As part of a package that includes filibuster reform, a freeze on salaries and earmark...
Highway work will cause largest forced displacement, says council
The Hindu
The Hindu
Staff Reporter 'People's March' reaches Kozhikode; corruption alleged in road alignment change...
Dusted Reviews Artist: The Shout Out Louds Album: Work Label: Merge Review date: Feb. 24, ...
dusted
dusted
What's perhaps most interesting about the Shout Out Louds' latest album Work is trying to place the album's lineage, to trace out the migration of the aesthetic that led to the Swedes' sound. This isn't a slight on the...
Owen's England career ends with a whimper
The Independent
The Independent
You knew it was all over for Gary Lineker when they flashed up his number in the Rasunda Stadium in Solna and subbed him for Alan Smith. Eight years later, after another equally dismal European Championship, which traded...
Your career: What to do when your boss gives up
Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle
NEW YORK - Your boss shows up late, sneaks out early, ignores e-mails and winces at work-related questions. Sound familiar? Many managers are burned out from trying to get more work done with fewer staffers and...

