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United States Women's National Soccer Team notarize historic collective bargaining agreement in Washington D.C. - Vimarsana News

United States Women's National Soccer Team notarize historic collective bargaining agreement in Washington D.C.

Equal pay, economic opportunities and mutual respect looks bright for veterans and rising players. Colorado players, young and old alike, will greatly benefit.

Paycheck Fairness Act Unfairly Burdens Employees and Employers - Vimarsana News

Paycheck Fairness Act Unfairly Burdens Employees and Employers

Congress should not expose employers to frivolous lawsuits or micromanage business practices in an already weak economy.

"Honestly, I don't trust Arconic or our union"—Arconic workers continue to speak out against USW-company sellout - Vimarsana News

"Honestly, I don't trust Arconic or our union"—Arconic workers continue to speak out against USW-company sellout

Arconic workers continue to speak out in opposition to the sellout deal worked out between the USW and the company, which the union declared was ratified Wednesday night.

Source: wsws.org
Hutchinson OKs merit raises for executive branch employees - Vimarsana News

Hutchinson OKs merit raises for executive branch employees

Gov. Asa Hutchinson has authorized state agencies in the executive branch to use 5% of their total payroll costs for merit raises for employees in the fiscal year that ends June 30, citing the rising costs of living.

Hutchinson clears Arkansas agencies to offer pay raises; nearly 22,400 workers eligible - Vimarsana News

Hutchinson clears Arkansas agencies to offer pay raises; nearly 22,400 workers eligible

Gov. Asa Hutchinson has authorized state agencies in the executive branch to use 5% of their total payroll costs for merit raises for employees in the fiscal year that ends June 30, citing the rising costs of living.