by Toneshia Harris | Sep 12, 2008 | National News
Women are starting their own businesses at more than double the rate of the overall population. Many are finding it difficult to get private insurance. by Toneshia Harris | Sep 5, 2008 | National News
On Labor Day, the workers’ advocacy group American Rights at Work launched a national TV ad campaign to inform the public about the critical issues facing America’s struggling middle class. The ads build on the broad public support for the Employee Free Choice... by Toneshia Harris | Aug 29, 2008 | National News
A recent Congressional Budget Office study confirmed that the Social Security Program will be solidly funded for several decades, despite the alarmist predictions being promoted by the well-financed Peterson Foundation, according to a Policy Memo by EPI economist... by Toneshia Harris | Aug 20, 2008 | National News
A new study by the National Institute on Retirement Security has determined that a Defined Benefit Retirement plan (DB or the â€Old plan†for Guam’s Public Servants) can deliver the same retirement income at 46% lower costs than a 401k like, Defined Contribution... by Toneshia Harris | Aug 20, 2008 | National News
Labor groups on Thursday asked federal regulators to look into whether Wal-Mart Stores Inc broke the law during company meetings with store managers where it warned about the consequences of a proposed labor law backed by Democrats. At issue is whether Wal-Mart’s... by Toneshia Harris | Aug 20, 2008 | National News
JUST BEFORE the anger of 1,789 unpaid program and job-order employees reached the boiling point, the Mandaue City Council yesterday approved the release of P26 million out of the P35 million budget that the mayor allocated for their salaries in the proposed...