As for why services would do the fact-checking labor for free, Mosseri says, "We've been met with a lot of positivity.
Are unions such politically toxic allies that their causes, like card-check labor-law reform, can no longer be mentioned?
Under the inspection program, 11 field monitors -- Cambodians working for the International Labor Organization -- visit factories regularly to check on labor-law violations.
The approximately 3,000 e-mails relating to the governmental interactions of Mr. Palin, which the state released last year on a request from NBC News, added to an existing image of him as deeply engaged in state business, involving himself in a judicial appointment, checking on labor talks and weighing in on state board appointments, among other things.
Before enrolling in classes, Ms. White checked state labor market data and found that hers was a field where jobs were expected to grow robustly — a requirement for Michigan Works to pay for up to $10,000 in classes over two years.
For the airlines, fundamentals remain strong: Fuel costs and capacity are in check; few contentious labor confrontations loom in the new year.
Lastly, check with a labor lawyer and tax professional if you are in doubt about how to classify your workers.
Those rewarded with a fatter check include a labor relations expert whose pay increase is more than $5,000, to the local tourism marketing manager who received more than a $10,000 pay hike.
Headlights cost several hundred dollars plus labor (checking your owner's manual could save some money here; some models have lights that are relatively easy to replace yourself).
Monday morning, I checked into a labor and delivery room with a view of Husky Football Stadium.
When public opinion turned on Nike in the 1990s after revelations of adolescents working in sweatshops, much of the industry instituted checks for child labor.
