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Wetzel was first off the courts. The animated junior wasted little time winning the fifth singles match in decisive 6-0, 6-1 fashion, upping his win streak to five matches with another strong showing after an extended injury layoff...
...from 14 types of planes to six by September. Picking up on an idea from TWA, which American bought in 2001, pilots suggested taxiing on one engine instead of two to save fuel. Not all the changes were bloodless. The company's 10,500 pilots agreed to the biggest layoff in airline history: 2,400 jobs, 1 in 5 pilots, saving $660 million a year...
...summer of 2003 while we were in the middle of contract negotiations the University informed the union that they meant to layoff all seventeen remaining union guards. I asked for the help of Progressive Student Labor Movement and an e-mail campaign was mounted along with a public demonstration in the front of Holyoke Center. Those actions caused the University to reconsider their position. The Union conducted impact bargaining concurrently with the main contract negotiations. In the end, we settled the main contract and the university presented to the union a proposal for severance packages, also we were able...
HUSPMGU President Danny Meagher said he approached Harvard several months ago to discuss terms for the layoff of the remaining guards and negotiated a deal that included severance pay, retirement packages and guaranteed employment with Allied Security, Harvard’s largest security contractor...
...Meagher said that most contracts are negotiated in secret. He said that he began negotiating the layoff agreement because he “saw the writing on the wall” and predicted that the guards’ jobs would be eliminated anyway. The seven-person in-house guards unit has been shrinking steadily for the last few years...