Visualizing the Guardian: Blair & Brown 
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On Friday morning, representatives of the Federation and the union made the trip out of Athens the enterprise wide sharing of communication – a complaint about the layoffs and urged workers not to sign “their employment costs. The bosses of the multinational, says Federation goes to redundancies, which we christen discretionary “in an effort to” chrysosei pill “of unemployment and tragic impact on the entire life of redundant».
notes that “after the takeover from 3.6 billion dollars of” Stiefel Laboratories “to” Glaxo “, it seems that” surplus “these workers. This shows, then, once again, and thus that the right to work is not compatible with ensuring the profits of multinational corporations. In contrast to deepen the multinationals and monopolies, workers’ rights increasingly hack ».
Then the union bosses have made intervention in which they met with the president and staff director of the company. As the union complained, the employer clearly stated that under the policies and strategic plan of the employees laid off left over! The union in turn made clear that they will give battle to safeguard jobs.
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26-7-2010
Tom Morello is held back from joining his bandmates 
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