Labor headlines from the April 19, 2002, edition of the Northwest Labor Press
Memorial service April 26 in
Portland
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The Sept. 11 tragedies at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania, will be represented at a station during a Workers Memorial Day service Friday, April 26, at Hughes Memorial United Methodist Church, 111, NE Failing, Portland.
AT&T strike contingency procedure
involved training workers from India
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In White Plains, N.Y., Oakbrook, Ill., and Pleasanton, Calif., CWA members were shocked to discover hundreds of workers from India being brought in for training as network technicians.
Labor raises $29,427 for MDA without
bowling a single ball
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Three days before a long-scheduled union fundraiser, organizers learned the bowling alley had double-booked.
OR-OSHA reaches $1 million settlement
on 1997 airport garage collapse
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The Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division announced that a $1 million settlement agreement has been reached regarding the multiple-count citation issued to Midwest Steel as a result of the July 31, 1997 collapse of a parking garage under construction at Portland International Airport. The structure collapse killed three union Iron Workers.
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