FTC targets deception in gas station money games crackdown
The Federal Trade Commission announced a Saturday crackdown on widespread unfairness in money games promoted by gas stations and food stores. It proposed two rules to curb rigging and misrepresentation, plus disclosure of prize counts, and set hearings for February 24.
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Labor unions face public disfavor amid widespread actions
Large segments of the public show growing weariness as unions and associations in various sectors wage strikes and slowdowns. From New York to California, workers in utilities, hospitals, and sports organizations push for higher pay and better conditions, while managers push back and call for arbitration or wage curbs.
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