George Monbiot is not "one of Britain's *leading* environmental
activists". He is an environmental activist, who *happens* to be
media-friendly, to have a column in the Guardian newspaper, etc. This
might in some way be connected with his priviliged, public (i.e.,
private) school background,
BLS DAILY REPORT, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1997
RELEASED TODAY: Median weekly earnings of the nation's 90.7 million
full-time wage and salary workers were $504 in the first quarter of
1997. This was 3.1 percent higher than a year earlier, compared with
a gain of 3.0 percent in the CPI-U over the
Jim,
On behalf of the URPE steering committee I've been asked to ask you if
you can be "disk jockey" at the summer conference yet again? I believe
this would be the second night of the conference which will be held
during the usual dates in late August.
Let me know as soon as you are able.
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ATTENTION INTERNET AND ONLINE USERS..
Be on the lookout for
I am posting below the article from the Ecologist that the Guardian article
posted by Sid refers to. It was from us, and we are about to begin a major
public education campaign on the MAI, in conjunction with Public Citizen. A
similar article appeared in the Nation. If anyone wants to be on a
AFL-CIO TAKES CLASS STRUGGLE INTO CYBERSPACE
WASHINGTON, April 10 (Reuter) - The American labour movement has
taken class struggle into cyberspace.
With hefty executive pay drawing widespread attention and some
scorn during the peak season of annual shareholder meetings, the
Do not forward this message to anyone. The message itself is the scam.
Email cannot execute a virus. A Microsoft Word file attached to an email
can do lots of things to Word and Word files, but only if you open it. (And
anyone using Word 6 or later can install free Word Macro protection as easy
BLS DAILY REPORT, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1997
The U.S. labor market in the 21st century will face a growing scarcity
of highly skilled workers and a dearth of younger workers to replace
the baby boomers who hope to retire before the year 2020, the Hudson
Institute predicts in a report released
