Polish bank official defects says paper
The New York Times reports a Polish defector Andrzej Treumann, once Poland’s top banking official in the United States, is in protective custody in the Washington area while the CIA and FBI interview him. Authorities confirm defection but provide no details due to intelligence sensitivities.
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Postal Service to pay 400 million in back wages
The USPS will pay about 400 million dollars to roughly 800 000 current and former mail carriers in a wage and hour settlement approved by U S District Judge Aubrey E Robinson The money is expected to average 500 dollars per worker and will not require postage rate increases Labor Secretary Raymond J Donovan called the agreement a victory for workers and the public The case began with a 1978 Labor Department suit alleging violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act by the Postal Service
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Smoke free environment ruling boosts disability pay win
Irene Parodi, a 47 year old Fremont employee, won a 9th Circuit decision requiring a smoke free workspace or disability benefits. The ruling frames second hand smoke as harmful, with about 60 days to secure a smoke free job or eligibility for about $500 monthly disability pay. Parodi worked in Burlingame and San Bruno where 60 to 70 coworkers smoked.
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