June 2002
Today, Seventeen Thousand Employees of WorldCom Will Be Laid Off - 2002-06-28
WorldCom is laying off 17,000 employees due to a financial scandal involving nearly $4 billion. The company has admitted to inflating profits by misclassifying expenses,…
For the First Time Since the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, Private Ownership of Farms in Russia is Allowed
The Russian State Duma has approved private ownership of farms for citizens, a significant change since 1917. President Putin supports this reform for economic development,…
Indictment Issued Against Suspect of Arson
A federal grand jury has indicted Trina Lynn Barton, a U.S. Forest Service employee, for allegedly starting a wildfire in Colorado that destroyed over 55,000…
Harassment of Trade Union Members Increasing Worldwide - 2002-06-18
A recent report highlights a global increase in harassment of trade union members, particularly in Latin America, where Colombia remains a dangerous place for workers.…
Increased Autonomy for Serbia and Montenegro - 2002-06-01
The Federal Parliament of Yugoslavia has approved a plan to grant greater autonomy to Serbia and Montenegro, which will now be referred to as the…
Yugoslav Parliament Approves National Reconstruction Plan - 2002-06-01
The Federal Parliament of Yugoslavia has approved a reconstruction plan that grants more autonomy to Serbia and Montenegro. This decision follows prior approvals from both…