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On-call employment: Good for business, bad for workers - iWatch News
At the Club Monaco store in New York where Caprice Taylor worked, a manager who declined to give her name said the store uses call-in shifts “depending on the needs of the store.” She declined to comment further. Calls to Club Monaco's corporate office ...
New light on Pakistani drone war's death toll - iWatch News
The area is dangerous and off-limits to most reporters, and death tolls from the strikes usually rely on reports from Pakistani intelligence agents speaking on condition of anonymity. The numbers gathered by the AP turned out to be very close to those ...
Billionaire backer may open wallet for Gingrich but bring unwanted baggage - iWatch News
The casino magnate also loaned his plane to Gingrich about once a month over the course of a year not long after the political group was formed, according to a person close to Gingrich. Earlier this year, Tyler said that Adelson had attended many ...
School arrests in Connecticut bring new scrutiny, reforms - iWatch News
said his mother, who asked that her name not be used to protect her son. She said Jacob, who had special education needs that she believed were not being addressed by the school, had been punched and injured in prior incidents that had never resulted ...
Sending troops home could pave way for more non-competitive defense contracting - iWatch News
On Friday, White House officials, speaking on background at a briefing for reporters, projected that 4500 to 5000 of these will be employed in guarding three US diplomatic posts in Irbil, Basra, and Baghdad. Zakheim, commenting generally about the ...
Limousine liberals? Number of government-owned limos has soared under Obama - iWatch News
Obama administration officials said most of the increase reflects an enhanced effort to protect diplomats and other government officials in a dangerous world. But a watchdog group says the abundance of limos sends the wrong message in the midst of a ...
Mexican tobacco growers: Economically shunned by industry, still used as lobbyists - iWatch News
"Many of the 'farmers' there were not ,” said one grower, who asked that his name not be used because he fears economic reprisal from tobacco companies. Similar relationships between farmers and Big Tobacco are repeated in country after country ...