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Category Archives: At Work
Nexus One upgrade fee lowered after complaints
In a surprise move, Google and T-Mobile have announced that some T-Mobile users wanting to upgrade to the Nexus One can now do it for $100 less. Caving in to wide spread complaints about the handsets initial $379 price tag, … Continue reading
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Tagged early adopters, Google, iphone, move, price, rapid price, surprise, surprise move, T-Mobile
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Google cyber-complaint is the tip of a silent iceberg
Coordinated attacks on IT systems are common, yet companies and governments have kept largely silent. The growth of computer services that rely heavily on the Internet means the stakes are growing higher. That may explain why Google spoke up about … Continue reading
Complaints rolling in about Google Nexus One
Google’s Nexus One phone may have been one of the most anticipated devices of the last few weeks. But since the smartphone’s launch last Tuesday, it has left a string of unhappy customers in its wake. Nexus One has been … Continue reading
Nexus One unleashes a googol of complaints
Less than a week old, the new Nexus One “superphone” from Google Inc. is producing more questions and complaints from early adaptors than Google’s infrastructure is prepared to deal with, according to PCWorld. Its post says that Google – whose … Continue reading
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Tagged cellular service provider, Google, google inc, mail questions, mathematical term, Nexus, PCWorld, superphone, T-Mobile, week
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Former workers file complaint against clam plant
A group of workers at a Millville clam-processing facility has filed an unfair-labor complaint against the company, alleging that 32 people were improperly fired. In the complaint, the group, which calls itself the Workers’ Committee of LaMonica Foods, reported that … Continue reading
Officials: Programmers helped fake records in Madoff scheme
Two computer programmers who worked with Bernard Madoff’s company were arrested Friday morning by the FBI on charges they falsified books and records in the massive Ponzi scheme, officials said. Arrested at their homes were Jerome O’Hara, 46, of Malverne … Continue reading
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Tagged bernard madoff, computer programmers, east brunswick, o hara, ponzi scheme
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Health worker fired for hockey flu shots
CALGARY, Alberta – Senior health officials in the Canadian province of Alberta said on Wednesday they had fired an unidentified worker for giving National Hockey League players preferential access to the H1N1 flu vaccine. The controversy boiled over this week … Continue reading
Was Gillette a rogue deputy or a good cop?
John Gillette was either a rogue deputy or a “squared away” cop whose way of doing business was a model for others in the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office. Department brass have said Gillette was the latter, even after he had … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, alcohol abuse problems, Anderson, department, deputy, internal affairs division, Iraq, John Gillette, Lt. Patrick Davlin, Meyer, misconduct complaints, number, office, Samuel Walker, Sangamon County, sangamon county sheriff, Sheriff, Stephen Meyer, walker, Williamson
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Making People Poor at Walmart
At the world’s largest and most profitable retailer, low wages, unpaid overtime, and union busting are a way of life. Now Wal-Mart workers are fighting back. * In 2001, sales associates, the most common job in Wal-Mart, earned on average … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Arkansas, boom boxes, city, Company, Dr. Richard Drogin, federal labor law, Greg Denier, Labor, labor relations board, Mart, Martin Levitt, Newport, northeastern Arkansas, Sam, U.S., union, united food and commercial workers, united food and commercial workers international union, US, Walton, world
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