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Romney and Paul focus on Obama's 'war on jobs' before GOP debate

Ahead of the CNN Tea Party debate on Monday night and under the backdrop of persistent national unemployment, Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Ron Paul focused on the White House's assault on right to work laws.

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Senate stops Becker's nomination

Tuesday the United States' Senate rejected President Obama's nomination to fill a vacant seat on the National Labor Relations Board.

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Fired Orange Workers File Complaint

Eight workers fired from a law firm in Deerfield Beach, Fla. on March 16 for wearing orange have filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board.

Ottawa school board in court on explosion charges

Representatives from Ottawa's Catholic school board were in court briefly Thursday on charges related to an explosion that killed one student last May.

IIHF focused on relations with NHL ahead of summit

Ice hockey's governing body has invited European national federations, leagues and clubs to talks about reviving a continental competition, and their relations with the NHL.

Steelworkers confident fired Vale miners will get jobs back

United Steelworkers union members in Sudbury are calling Friday's Ontario Labour Relations Board decision a major victory.

B.C. teachers seek approval for 8-day strike

The B.C. Teachers Federation has taken the unprcedented step of seeking permission from the provincial Labour Relations Board to stage an eight-day strike.