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With the nursing home that has tended generations of actors, directors and crew members scheduled to close and evict many of its elderly residents at year's end, a coalition representing entertainment industry workers has issued a public letter urging the Motion Picture & Television Fund, which underwrites the home, to reverse its decision.

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which enforces labor law and mediates between businesses and workers, has issued several complaints against companies that fired or disciplined workers for things they said on Facebook, arguing that some postings are "protected activity" under federal law.

Meanwhile social workers have issued a missing persons' bulletin on him.

It is due to hear on 29 October from veteran Dutch drugs worker John-Peter Kools, who has issued foil in the Netherlands.

The union, which represents hospital and other service workers, but none at Beth Israel Deaconess, has issued reports critical of hospitals in a number of states as part of what it describes as a reform effort.

At a time when the labor movement is struggling to organize more workers, a federal appeals court has issued a decision that could hurt those efforts by cutting the amount of money available for union organizing drives.

Correspondents say ISIS assumes all foreign journalists and aid workers in Syria are spies and has issued orders to arrest them.

(The magazine has issued two special editions for "Workers and Philosophers").

The healthcare employees union, 1199 SEIU, which represents thousands of Brookdale workers, has had issues with the administration in the past: In 2011, SEIU workers temporarily lost their own healthcare as a result of backed-up payments on behalf of the hospital's parent company.

The plant also employed nearly 1000 African American workers, as President Roosevelt had issued an executive order forbidding racial discrimination in defense industries.

While it has actively engaged with its critics and two of its major institutions -- the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and Qatar Foundation- have issued charters of workers' rights and welfare standards to be included in contracts, Qatar is still perceived as moving too slowly.