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Machinists Union Wants Back in at United       May 11, 2009
News: Voted out in 2003, the International Association of Machinists is trying to win back the mechanics at United Airlines.
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GM Bankruptcy Would Expose $13.5 Billion Pension ...       April 7, 2009
News: A General Motors bankruptcy could become a nightmare for the federal government's Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. As much as $13.5 billion in unfunded pension liabilities could be dumped onto the US agency that takes over troubled pension pl
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CEO Salaries in for Rough Year as Forces Align ...       January 7, 2009
News: Motorola announced its co-CEOs had agreed to take 25 percent reductions in 2009 salary; Caterpillar recently said its executives could see their total compensation decline by as much as 50 percent next year because of cuts in incentive pay.
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Amid 7,000 Job Cuts, UAL's Rough Ride Continues       July 23, 2008
News: About 5,500 of the airline's cuts will be among frontline workers and come in addition to 1,500 white-collar layoffs already announced.
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United Airlines Unions Ready to Play Hardball in ...       April 15, 2008
News: In a message to United employees, CEO Glenn Tilton repeated his assertion that the Chicago-based airline 'will participate in consolidation when and if it is the right choice.'
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Unite or Die       January 30, 2003
Article: If bankrupt United Airlines is going to survive, CEO Glenn F. Tilton will have to gain the trust of a badly divided workforce and find ways to get them to work together more efficiently. It is not mission impossible: Continental emerged ...
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Bashing HR on the Web       December 1, 1999
Cover Story: Thanks to the Internet, employees can share information in a highly public--albeit anonymous--fashion. In the process, they have the potential to undermine everything you do. (12/1/1999)
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