Indiana governor Mitch Daniels signed “Right to Work” legislation into law on Wednesday, making his state the 23rd in the nation to adopt the collective bargaining rules, and the first in America’s Rust Belt. So, uh, what does that mean exactly?
This time, they couldn’t blame a Chilean volcano.
Marni Kotak’s baby will literally be born into the limelight.
If this keeps up, things are going to get crowded.
Big news, ladies! Turns out your husbands haven’t been slackers all along.
For the second time this year, a professional sports league labor stalemate has led to a work stoppage. This time, just two weeks after a gripping, dramatic playoffs and championship, the NBA will lock out its players beginning at midnight Friday. The 2011-2012 season hangs in jeopardy with both sides no closer to an agreement [...]
The NFL’s players and owners aren’t sitting around the campfire, roasting marshmallows, doing the Hokey Pokey.
“I’ve said it many times the only way we’re going to get this accomplished is face-to-face dialogue and really digging into the issues and I think we had a good step in that direction today.” — JEFF PASH, the NFL’s lead negotiator after mediations between the NFL owners and its players finished up for the [...]
ESPN can broadcast as many uncomfortable episodes of “Jon Gruden’s QB Camp” that it wants (why any agent would permit a prospect to subject himself to nationally-televised awkward conversations with an ex-NFL coach is beyond me).
A group of 24 blue-collar Canadian workers are glad they paid into this week’s drawing.
