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	All in a Day’s Work New York City domestic workers organize for their rights By Tomio Geron Special to AsianWeek Imagine a job where you can’t leave your workplace, make below minimum wage, and fear each day that you’ll be unemployed. This is the life of a domestic worker — a job Justina Dilla, a Malaysian immigrant in New York City, knows well... COMPLETE STORY...		Swami on the Legal Battlefield (Feature) All in a Day’s Work (in National News) Charter Amendment Proposes District Elections for School Board (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: Breath of Fire II (in Business) APA All-Star Snubs (in Sports) Universal Translations (in A&E) Emil Amok: Fame to the Rescue (in Opinion)

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Washington Journal: Checks and Balances — and Worker Rights President Bush gave a major speech to Wall Street executives Tuesday that called on them to bring higher levels of corporate responsibility and ethics to the job. He was faced with accounting and fraud scandals at several large companies, and allegations that he and Vice President Cheney personally had engaged in practices, as energy company executives and board members, that are similar to the practices that he now says should merit jail terms and penalties...

Life in Prison for ‘Mentally Ill’ Killer and Feds Say Mall Workers No Terrorists

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