A Reliable
Voice in the
Community
Volume 6
Issue 19
July 22 - 28, 2009
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BART, employee unions continue labor negotiations
The transit agency is looking to cut $100 million in labor costs to help close a $310 million operating deficit over the next four years. Operating without a contract since early July, many BART workers say they fear if all parties are unable to come to an agreement, the employees will be forced to strike. Carlos Rivera, a spokesman for SEIU 1021 — which represents about 1,400 mechanics, custodians, safety inspectors and clerical employees — offered his thoughts about the ongoing contract negotiations during last week’s vote in Oakland. |
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Oakland/Alameda County Kids and grandparents enjoy summer together at Camp Granny
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Richmond/West Contra Costa Chevron appeals court decision stopping refinery upgrade
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Politics Alameda County improves
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Business Recession 101 Billboard Campaign: Funded by an anonymous donor
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Education Fox Ruby re-elected as president of Alameda County Board of Education
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Health
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Entertainment Soledad O’Brien hosts second annual special about African Americans
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Sports Home field
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