Kuttner laments the opening of labor markets in Europe as benefiting corporations at workers' expense.
OVER the last few years, as corporations fired workers en masse, some of the newly unemployed began sending their résumés to nonprofits.
Dell.com includes eight distinct subsections, for consumers, corporations, government workers, educational institutions and the like, with variations available in 28 languages.
First Health provides management services to corporations, including workers' compensation insurance, through networks of hospitals and doctors in a preferred-provider organization.
He denounced Mr. Gore and President Clinton, saying they had "once again sided with multinational corporations against workers here and abroad".
Beyond those structural factors, some blame Citizens United, a Supreme Court decision in 2010 that freed corporations and workers' unions from spending limits on independent political broadcasts (ie, those that are not co-ordinated with particular candidates' campaigns).
Re "How to Promote a Merger" (editorial, July 9), about the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's support of the AT&T and T-Mobile merger: For 12 years, the N.A.A.C.P. has monitored corporations on workers' rights, diversity and community reinvestment.
The decision is noteworthy because it suggests that this court could be pulling back from what has often seemed like a knee-jerk inclination to rule for corporations over workers and consumers.
Nearly 5,000 of the corporations 5,600 workers, fearful that a private owner will remove many of them from the payroll in an efficiency drive, have been on strike two and a half weeks.
