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The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 57 is suing Cardi Corporation and Cardi Materials, alleging that the contractor is liable for “unpaid and delinquent benefit contributions.”

Despite setbacks, the mining industry has not given up hopes of establishing a new era of mining in the state to extract nickel, copper, cobalt and perhaps other metals.

More than 100 corporate and governmental vendors will promote their job possibilities during the Geaux Jobs Works Area 20 Job Fair.

In a city known for its unions, two loom over the Paul Vallas-Brandon Johnson race, and no labor leader is as significant as the incendiary president of the Fraternal Order of Police.

More than 100 corporate and governmental vendors will promote their job possibilities during the Geaux Jobs Works Area 20 Job Fair.

RCCAO welcomes the Ontario Government’s continued investment in critical infrastructure.

The Western Illinois University Board of Trustees welcomed the newest member, retired Illinois State Police Southern Patrol Region Commander Derek Wise, of Venice, IL, to the Board at the March 24 meeting. The Board also recognized outgoing member Erik Dolieslager, of Quincy, IL, who will be formally recognized at the June Board meeting.

If they are unable to come to an agreement, more than 100 city workers could walk off the job as soon as Tuesday - at a time when there is a lot of work ahead to repair the roads after a long winter.

An economic expert says Nova Scotians may not be as open to going west in search of new opportunities as Alberta launches its second campaign to draw skilled workers from Atlantic Canada and Ontario.

At three recent forums, candidates Vallas and Johnson agreed on opening up the city’s infrastructure and working class youth to exploitation by corporate interests but differ primarily on how to contain growing social discontent.