The government stated, “All business and government offices will reopen Monday.” That is a day after the chemical spill. The government worries about the economy dropping financially and is forcing all business to reopen. The government also ordered EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) to evaluate the problem and come up with a solution. Many officials stated that they were only looking to place a “Band-Aid” on the problem. They want to reopen the plant as soon as possible but only temporally fix the problem.
George Mueller’s arrest caused eight thousand steel and electrical workers in the Pittsburgh district to strike in protest. Mueller wanted them to return to work, but the union members had a meeting and voted to not consider a company offer about their wages until the court lifted its antistrike injunction. Due to the strike many stores closed, and the trolley service was reduced to 50 per cent of what it was before. The charges against Mueller were eventually dropped, which led to negotiations about wages. Trolley service was completely cut by a sympathy strike a short time after the negotiations began.
During the time of Mr. Eldridge’s unemployment he did not make child support payments. In January 2008, Mrs. Eldridge filed a motion with the court that entered the divorce decree, seeking an order forcing Mr. Eldridge to pay a total of $7,000 in missed child support payments. Mr. Eldridge countered with a petition to modify his child support obligation. The petition requested that he be excused from having to pay the obligations that accrued during his ten month unemployment period. The court ordered Mr. Eldridge to pay half of the amount due, totaling $3,500 and excused him from the remainder of the balance, due to the factor the Mr. Eldridge was unemployed during the months that the child support was being accrued.
I is for Indian." We must pick a different word so they people are not associated this way; they are people too. In the late 1930s an exhibit in Munich open called ‘The Eternal Jew.’ It ran from November 1937 up until January 31st 1938 supposedly showing the outward features of a typical Jew. There was also an attempt to 'expose' a world-wide Jewish-Bolshevik conspiracy within the exhibit. The poster created for the exhibit contrasted the Nazi ideal of a people's community with Jewish self seeking individualism.
In spite of this, when the Nazis invaded Warsaw and the chairman of the Jewish community council fled the city, the mayor asked Czerniakow to take his place as the leader of the Jews. The Germans ordered him to establish a Judenrat in October 1939. During the first few months of the occupation, some leading Judenrat members managed to leave the country. Czerniakow also had this opportunity, but he refused to shirk his leadership duties and criticized those who
After Bad worked for only 20 days, the Union representing the employees called a strike pending negotiation of a collective bargaining agreement with Goodly. Bad participated in the strike, and was excited to return to work when the collective bargaining agreement was signed at the close of the strike. When Bad offered to return to work with the other workers who had been on strike, Bad was told that he had been terminated. Although Goodly had always allowed
If the court ruled with the mayor, the strike could reach a volatile end with no resolution made. Entering the second week of strike, CTU delegates took Monday off for Jewish holidays. "I will not stand by while the children of Chicago are played as pawns in an internal dispute within a union," Emanuel said, resentful of the let down the
The speech received an 85% approval rating. The following month, the U.S.S.R. and East Berlin officials began blocking any further passage of East Berliners into West Berlin, erecting barbed wire fences across the city, which were quickly upgraded to the Berlin Wall. Kennedy's initial reaction was to ignore this, as long as free access from West to East Berlin continued. This course was altered when it was learned that the West Berliners had lost confidence in the defense of their position by the United States. Kennedy sent V.P.
Businesses and factories shut down, banks failed, farm income dropped. By November 1932, 20 percent of Americans were unemployed. The presidential campaign that year was chie y a debate over the causes of the Great Depression and ways to reverse it. Incumbent Herbert Hoover had started the process of rebuilding the economy, but his e orts had little impact, and he lost the election to Franklin Roosevelt. Roosevelt was infectiously optimistic and was ready to use federal authority to achieve bold remedies.
HIST 310 European Holocaust Studies Term Paper Nick Byland Tuesday-Thursday 1:30 P.M.-2:45 P.M. Many people remember the ghetto in Warsaw as an important historical example of Jewish resistance. By this, it is implied that some groups of Jewish people in other areas of Europe may have complied with the deportation of their families, friends, and fellow countrymen, likely for fear of retaliation if they resisted the Nazis. How could this have happened then, that during World War II so many people affiliated with those captured (Jews, Romani, political prisoners, and others) would have been so compliant to watch their friends and neighbors be sent away? Though the Nazis attempted to tighten their control over the Warsaw ghetto’s citizens,