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July-August 2007

Table of Contents

		Frontline
		Editorial: Bush has stacked the Supreme Court–No more! Coalition battles NYCHA job cuts New budget responds to union pressure Day care workers demand justice
		Poltical Action
		PEOPLE MVPs can win the White House
		More News
		City Park Worker wins out-of-title pay and gets a promotion Roberts hits 1-in-3 civil service loophole Clerical workers battle on-the-job violence New beginning for union grads New York is OUR home! Union housing fair: Key to homeownership WTC medical program director sees possible “third wave” of cancers hitting 9/11 workers Urgent message: 9/11 rescue and recovery workers Highest state court nixes job rights for provisionals “Working New York” back on air DC 37 celebrates Asian Heritage Dominic Carter comes home to DC 37 Local 372 saves member’s job LifeGuards in training Stop the torture At Bellevue Hospital, torture survivors find refuge, treatment and compassion Carol Pepper helps gay and lesbian victims Lucia Kellar assesses treatment needs Bush policies tarnish nation’s image Training the torturers Union studies mayor’s green city plan Environmental team debates PlaNYC 2030 Safety committee honors labor coalition State-of-the-art training saves lives Members win grievance at Met Hospital Union staffers promoted to lead three field divisions Civil service group honors three at DC 37 A hit for audience, actors and writers
		Union Scrapbook
		North Shore Dems honor Roberts Local 420 women hold a tea party DC 37 celebrates Gay Pride Month Member is named employee of year Browne addresses AFL-CIO lawyers
		Media Beat
		Book Review: The 1970s fiscal crisis: right turn for the city Film Review: Moore slams “Sicko” U.S. health care system

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