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Tag Archives: China
Workers Complaint
How would you feel if you got robbed but couldn’t report to the police unless you had first confronted the robber and asked for your wallet back? That’s how construction worker Raul Aguilera described his battle for unpaid wages against … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, At Work, Boss, Company, Salary
Tagged British Columbia, Burlington, Canada, China, complaint, employer, Employment, Fred Hahn, Labour, labour relations board, Mexico, Ministry, modernization strategy, Ontario, ontario labour relations, ontario labour relations board, Raul Aguilera, Toronto, Vancouver, vancouver construction
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After Economic Meltdown
Recovery from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression remains incomplete, and there are numerous tough challenges ahead, but most experts concur that the worst is behind us, and growth, however slow and painful, is the path ahead. Now, … Continue reading
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
Strict visa rulings called unfair
Are visitors from developing countries being denied entry into Canada due to old rules? Guillermo Duarte had a lot to prove just to take a two-week vacation to visit his brother in Canada. The engineer, 36, had to convince Canadian … Continue reading
Posted in Goverment and Politics
Tagged brother, Canada, canadian embassy in guatemala, China, Duarte, engineer, entry, Evelyn, Fernando, Guatemala, Guatemala City, Guillermo Duarte, gurmeet singh, India, Karen Shadd-, Luz, Mauricio, Mauricio Duarte, MP Olivia Chow, olivia chow, sikh temple, Singh, Toronto, vacation, visa, visa officers
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Feds find association between drywall, corrosion
The federal government said Monday that it has found a “strong association” between problematic imported Chinese drywall and corrosion of pipes and wires, a conclusion that supports complaints by thousands of homeowners over the last year. In its second report … Continue reading
Fears for Chinese detained in illegal jails
THOUSANDS of Chinese people are abducted and detained in illegal ”black jails” each year for trying to lodge complaints against officials, a report says. The complainants, known as ”petitioners” in China, are typically detained while trying to submit grievances to … Continue reading
Chinese group says Google violating copyrights
Search engine powerhouse Google is facing new complaints over its book-scanning digital library project — from Chinese authors who say their copyrights are being violated. The objections raised by a government-affiliated group called the China Written Works Copyright Society are … Continue reading
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Tagged China, chinese authors, copyright, digital library project, Europe, Google, group, invaluable chance, library, project, rampant piracy, Shanghai, subway stations, U.S.
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Chinese drywall complaints mount ahead of investigation reports
TAMPA – The inside of Michele Carrone’s Riverview town home has been torn down to the studs. Crews are busy removing any remnants of toxic drywall imported from China. Carrone is one of dozens in the River Walk community who … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Columbus, Commission, consumer product safety, consumer product safety commission, drywall, environmental protection agency, Florida, home, Michele Carrone, Ohio, product, product safety commission, Safety, state health departments, Tampa, U.S. Consumer, U.S. Environmental
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How China and the U.S. Handle WTO Complaints
The way China and the United States handle WTO complaints differs. We allow the complaints to drag through adjudication for years. We in the U.S. will even win a WTO decision, but then simply wait while China does nothing, as … Continue reading
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Tagged America, american poultry, chicken, China, chinese importers, complaint, global trade rules, import, Kim Souza, poultry products, President Obama, Treasury, U.S., United States, WTO, wto decision
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Rein in Wall Street Fat Cats – Improve Banking Regulation Today?
The financial industry cut spending on lobbying and campaign contributions this year, even as the Obama administration drafted a sweeping plan to tighten federal control over its players. * In a major break with most other large companies, Wal-Mart Stores … Continue reading