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Alcoa to cut 13,500 jobs, slash spending (Los Angeles Times)
Alcoa Inc., the world's third-largest aluminum maker, said Tuesday that it would cut 13,500 jobs, or 13% of its workforce, and slash spending and output to cope with the global economic slowdown.
House approves bill to fight wage discrimination (AP via Yahoo! News)
Energized by the prospects of a pro-labor president, House Democrats marked the first week of the new Congress Friday by pushing through two bills to help workers, particularly women, who are victims of pay discrimination.
Search the Archives (Daily Sundial)
LONG BEACH - The California State University Board of Trustees convened Thursday and voted again to increase student fees as university presidents and CSU executives received 13.6 percent pay raises for the next academic year.
House Votes to Ease U.S. Workers’ Pay-Discrimination Suits (Bloomberg)
Jan. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The House approved two measures that would make it easier for U.S. workers to win pay-discrimination lawsuits, overriding business groups’ opposition.
Treasurer: Gloomy outlook in Michigan should improve (The Oakland Press)
LANSING (AP) — State treasurer Robert Kleine says the economic outlook in Michigan is gloomy, but he sees signs of hope.
Temporary leader for schools selected (Ventura County Star)
The Oxnard School District has named a retired administrator to serve as interim superintendent, filling the post recently vacated by Richard Miller.
House passes bill to overturn Supreme Court decision, strengthen pay equity rights (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
So, because this woman makes less than any male supervisor, it is automatically because she is a woman? Maybe, and I'm not saying this is … read more definitive, she just wasn't as good a manager as any of them.
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