Labor-management cooperation is the key to treading the line between budget shortfalls and unions’ demands.
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So Long But Not Farewell to Dennis Kucinich
The representative lost last night after a nasty primary fight against his colleague Marcy Kaptur.
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The Other Big Ohio Primary
Tuesday isn’t just a big day for the GOP presidential fight.
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Zombie Bill Springs Back From the Dead
The measure is the second anti-union bill to pass the Arizona state Senate. Ban on collective bargaining looks finished.
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The Moral Calculus of Online Shopping
The article you should read today.
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Wisconsin Poll Results: Should Walker Be Concerned?
The latest poll results offer hints at the potential pitfalls for Governor Scott Walker’s campaign.
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Arizona’s Dissolving Case Against Unions
The state senate passed one of four bills in an anti-union package, but the fate of the other three seems uncertain.
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Private Prison Bill Dies in Florida
Democrats and labor unions see a rare victory as Florida Senate votes down the measure.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich’s Tightrope Walk
Ohio voters regret their decision to elect Kasich, which leaves the tough-acting governor with quite a balancing act.
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Does Right to Work Actually Lead to More Jobs?
A study by two economists sheds doubt on whether right-to-work laws are all they’re cracked up to be.
