COMPANIES SNIP EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
CONTRACTS NOW SEEN AS REWRITABLE
IBM AND THE REBIRTH OF OUTSOURCING
MORE COMPANIES CUT OR END 401K MATCHES
MICHIGAN'S UTILITIES SEEK DOUBLE DIGIT RATE HIKES
COMPANIES DOWNSIZE SEVERANCE PACKAGES
AT&T HOPES TO GAIN CONCESSIONS FROM UNIONS
MORE COMPANIES TURN TO FURLOUGHS TO SAVE MONEY,JOBS
CUTS AT POWER COMPANIES RAISE RED FLAGS ABOUT RELIABILITY
BANK OF AMERICA APOLOGIZES FOR ASKING STAFF TO RETURN AIR FARE FOR FLIGHT THAT CRASHED INTO HUDSON RIVER
PANASONIC ORDERS STAFF TO BUY PRODUCTS
MORE EMPLOYERS CHALLENGE UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS
GM SAID TO PLAN PAY CUTS FOR MOST SALARIED EMPLOYEES
9 IN 10 EXECS KEEP JOBS AT BAILOUT BANKS
RESTAURANTS CUT BUSBOYS TO SAVE MONEY
JOB SEEKERS EMPHASIZING STABILITY
SLOW ECONOMY HITTING BAY AREA DOCK WORKERS
OHIO ASKS STATE EMPLOYEES TO TAKE 5% PAY CUT, PAY MORE FOR BENEFITS
AS CONDITION OF BAILOUT, UAW CAN'T STRIKE AGAINST GM
STATE'S UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS LINES OVERWHELMED
MACY'S MAY CUT ST. PAUL STORE HOURS TO TRIM COSTS
WORKERS FORCED TO TAKE UNPAID VACATION
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