March, 1998 issue

NLRB encuentra culpable a Culinaria, otro sindicato de Strip amenaza, intentos de intimidar a los trabajadores no sindicalizados

LAS VEGAS — Por segunda vez en un año, un sindicato de la industria de los complejos turísticos de Las Vegas — esta vez la poderosa Unión de Trabajadores Culinarios...
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La Metropolitana de Las Vegas concede a la Unión Culinaria más de $195,000 en gastos policiales a lo largo de 9 meses

LAS VEGAS — A lo largo del último año, el Departamento de la Policía Metropolitana de Las Vegas ha presionado intensamente a oficiales públicos para que aumenten el impuesto a...
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LV Metro comps Culinary Union over $195,000 in police costs in 9 months

LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas Metro for the last year has loudly lobbied public officials for a sales tax increase and — claiming poverty — has even reduced its public...
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CCSD has spent $2.1 million on outside legal counsel since 2011

LAS VEGAS — The Clark County School District Office of General Counsel has an annual budget exceeding $3 million and a legal team of 10 attorneys, nine secretarial and clerical...
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Obama administration’s ‘censorship’ threatens free press, say journalists

A coalition of more than 40 journalism and open-government advocacy groups released an open letter to President Obama this week, urging him to curb systemic censorship within his administration and...
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Nevadans by far the most wiretapped of any state’s residents — U.S. Courts report

Fully half of the law-enforcement wiretapping activity in the U.S. is going on in just four states— Nevada, California, New York and Florid, according to the Administrative Office of U.S....
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Harry Reid’s Obamacare handiwork in tatters

Federal judges Tuesday dealt a potentially deadly blow to President Barack Obama’s healthcare law, throwing out a rule issued by the administration’s appointees at the Internal Revenue Service that the...
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Nevada teacher union eyes new priority for ‘organizing’

LAS VEGAS — Following years of dwindling membership in the Nevada teacher union, its officials are pushing to shift resources away from member representation and toward new recruiting campaigns instead....
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NVPERS to release retirees’ benefit datain compliance with Supreme Court order

The Nevada Public Employees’ Retirement System has told its retirees that it will soon begin complying with the state Supreme Court’s view of the Nevada Public Records Act, Nevada Journal...
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