Ford worker's suit challenges union hiring deal in retrial bid
In Cincinnati, Ford and UAW officials dispute a silent 10 percent hiring pact claimed to favor union candidates. Himmel, a former labor relations supervisor, says he was fired for opposing the practice and for promoting internal workers over outsiders. The trial has seen assertions that the agreement aimed to push wheelhouse hiring toward union members amid ongoing litigation and appeals.
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Gratia Manufacturing to open distillation center in 180 Liberty Square
Gratia Manufacturing Co, which acquired Smith Tones in 1482, plans a new distillation center at 180 Liberty Square after moving manufacturing papers from Elyria to Houston in the 1980s. The heating and cooling equipment maker now runs more than 22 million square feet of facilities in Texas and Tours and expects local job creation.
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ChoicePoint to recredential customers after breach fallout
ChoicePoint Inc faces a wide impact from a breach of its credentialing process. The Alpharetta firm plans to recredential about 7,000 business customers, offer a year of credit monitoring to 144,778 potentially affected individuals, and hire a retired Secret Service agent to tighten verifications. California reports suggest up to 34,114 victims, with others in US territories and Puerto Rico. The company says the exposure involves Social Security numbers and driver licenses among 190 potential victims, while billions of public records remain in its database. Authorities push for broader consumer notification and stronger safeguards.
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Chosen Point
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Portable privy pioneer Reynolds shaped a sanitation empire
Ohioan William Aloysius Reynolds, hailed as the last portable privy pioneer, built a crude four-board booth in 1940s Canada and grew Johnny on the Spot and Rent-A-John into East Coast and Midwest offices. His toilets serviced Niagara Falls power projects, Woodstock, inaugurations, and many construction sites, shaping a global market.
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Columbus Dispatch
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William Aloysius Reynolds
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Portable Sanitation Association Internationl
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Minn
Andy Gump
California
Canada
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