Saying Iowa Capitol is unsafe, labor groups file workplace complaint against House, Senate leaders Ian Richardson and Tyler Jett, Des Moines Register
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Several Iowa labor groups filed a complaint with the Iowa Occupational Safety and Health Administration against Senate and House leaders Thursday, alleging they created an unsafe environment at the Capitol.
The leaders of five Iowa labor federations and two unions, including one that represents Capitol workers, said Republican leadership at the Capitol isn t taking adequate safety precautions, such as requiring masks in the building or requiring people to self-report positive tests.
/PRNewswire/ The Teamsters today are hailing the introduction of the Emergency Pension Plan Relief Act (EPPRA) by House Ways & Means Committee Chairman.
/PRNewswire/ Teamsters in the Big Sky State are calling out a state House bill set to receive a hearing later this week that would tamp down on the rights.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ United Airlines (UAL) today announced fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 financial results. The company continues its efforts to lead the industry as it manages the most disruptive crisis in aviation history.
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, United has raised over $26 billion in liquidity and made important progress in reducing core cash burn (see detailed chart below) to ensure the company s survival. Over the last three quarters, the company has identified $1.4 billion of annual cost savings and has a path to achieve at least $2.0 billion in structural reductions moving forward. United ended 2020 with $19.7 billion in available liquidity
NYC Contractor CEO, Two Others Charged in Benefit Scam
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Benefit fraud in the construction industry has become disturbingly common, especially in the New York City area. On July 30, Donal O’Sullivan, president and owner of Navillus Contracting, Inc., helped by two other Navillus executives, his sister Helen O’Sullivan and Padraig Naughton, respectively, treasurer and controller, were indicted in Brooklyn federal court on 11 counts related to their alleged defrauding of union benefit plans of more than $1 million over six years. The defendants were arrested, arraigned and then released on bail. In an August 3 letter to clients, Donal O’Sullivan stated, “These allegations are against us personally, and we have no choice but to commit ourselves to clearing our names.” All three defendants have stepped aside “temporarily,” with company operations chief Colin Mathers taking over as interim CEO.