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That was protesters in the state capitol in madison, wisconsin today. protesters like that can spread all over america if other heartless republican governors get their way. thats the game plan. later this week the ohio senate will start to debate a bill that will eliminate collective bargaining for all state employees. governor john kasich fully supports the bill and is working on putting it in his budget. kasich wants to eliminate binding arbitration and have the ability to fire any public wor...

For the employee free choice act if it comes up? >> i will vote to cut off the debate to bring that bill to the floor to hold employers accountable, to stiffen penalties when they violate the right to organize to, offer binding arbitration rather than let negotiations drag on forever. ive got a strong record on labor issues and a real friend of working families. >> thank you, mr. romanov. good to have you with us tonight. that primary is going to be here in colorado on august 10th. folks, ive be...

Cablevision reps alerted customers that they would agree to government calls for binding arbitration with abc disney in order to immediately return abc to cablevision customers. back and forth continues to be played out in the public eye. its been ugly. wabc president and gm issuing this statement, quote, instead of issuing statements about arbitration it would be more constructive for cablevision to deal with the offer that we have on the table. now, in a direct message to customers, abc blaste...

>> reporter: asking for seconds, you her it here first and were looking ahead to the after party and the governors ball, excitement here on the red carpet. back to you. >> julie: thank you very much. gregg. >> gregg: and you can catch the red carpet arriving, streaming live on foxnews.com tonight and we have a great interactive ballot on foxnews.com, click the box on our front page and how can see how you do against the other voters, at foxnews.com. more than a million of cable viewer customers ...

In binding arbitration to resolve the matter fairly, end quote. no word yet from abc. >> julie: we could use help managing our money and where there is a market there is sure to be enterprising folks, putting up web sites in an effort to cash in, and some are great and others are... well not so much and is this subject of the march issue of "money magazine" and here to break it down is writer aamanda gingler, you have web sites and so lets begin with the best the top three are... i feel like im ...

The capital remembers well, you and i may be the only two people old enough to fall into that category, it was a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by an arkansas state employee paula jones against bill clinton that led to his impeachment for lying about his affair with monica lewinsky. donald trump lies and he lies a lot. he lies about little things, he lies about big things. certainly within the realm of possibility that he might find himself feeling compelled to lie about sex. >> yeah, its -- ...

The nlrb is pro union and theyre an apartment accountable agency to all-- to no one. so, right there. you put it altogether and say, does this look good for the economy or bad for the economy? you have to conclude, bad for the economy. >> all right. steve, you answer that. >> well, thats completely false, about the nlrb. and they are not able to-- >> and where are the-- >> theyre not able to false management and labor and not able to bring in binding arbitration as the employee free choice act c...

But analysts say the strike authorization is not a threat as ill appears to be. >> its part of thegoneing regulations. it depends, go to the membership and ask, are we willing to strike in this contract. its one of the union weapons, really, at the table. if we dont agree, we can strike. uaw is on ducting contract negotiation with all of the big three, since the bail-out. ford is the only auto maker that can be struck, g.m. and chrysler as part of the deal agree issues left unresolved in the con...

There. unlike the wisconsin proposal it tries to do away with collective bargaining. the ohio version does keep collective bargaining but it restricts workers rights in other areas. they can negotiate wages, hours and work conditions but not healthcare, sick time or pension benefits and no more automatic pay raises. the changes management practices in use for decades such as eliminating binding arbitration, where a third party decides labor disputes. some say its union busting plain and simple b...

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