Kenny Williams of Steelton, an eight-year employee at the Reese\’s plant in Derry Twp., said that while his job pays well, \”The economy is giving everybody a fit. We\’re all feeling that.\”
MILWAUKEE — Waste Management officials today said a 10-hour meeting on Saturday failed to produce an agreement with representatives from the striking Teamsters Local 200 to end a strike that started on Tuesday.
Westmoreland Contractor Referral Service Eases Consumer WorriesPR-CANADA.net (press release), Montenegro - 18 minutes agoWestmoreland CRS of Greensburg is a woman-owned business, which was created to ease consumer’s concerns about hiring contractors. …
Waste Management officials said a ten-hour meeting on Saturday under the supervision of a federal mediator with representatives of Teamsters Local 200 failed to produce an agreement to end the current strike in the Milwaukee area.
Frenetic is a word that aptly describes the bustle and craziness preceding the opening of school each fall.
MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. — Ruby S. Johnson\’s co-workers presented her with a chair for her birthday this month. It\’s cushioned. It swivels. And it should help make her comfortable for the rest of her working days — which could be a long time yet.
Lafayette\’s Williams Arts Center unusually alive at 25 For 24 seasons Lafayette College\’s Williams Center for the Arts has been the Lehigh Valley\’s epicenter for pushing and ripping envelopes. It has presented a five-actor \’\’King Lear\’\’ and an operatic hip-hop \’\’Romeo and Juliet,\’\’
MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. — Ruby S. Johnson\’s co-workers presented her with a chair for her birthday this month. It\’s cushioned. It swivels. And it should help make her comfortable for the rest of her working days — which could be a long time yet.
It's in her genes Conductor finds life of music in roots of family …Hudson Reporter, NJ - 45 minutes agoNow, Scherman manages as well as conducts - the orchestra is even registered with the New York City and Port Authority M/WBE (Minority/Woman-Owned Business …
CAPE CANAVERAL — Nearly half of government shuttle workers worry about their future after the planned 2010 retirement of the fleet, internal agency documents show.