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TATA vs. Buchanan Trial – Coverage From November 14, 2018

This is our third day of coverage of the Buchanan vs. TATA Consultancy Services workplace discrimination trial. And once again Rolf gives us a fantastic recap of the day’s proceedings that included testimony from more witnesses from the plaintiffs as well as a TATA manager called on to validate the [...]

15
Nov

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TATA vs. Buchanan Trial – Coverage From November 13, 2018

This is U.S. Tech Workers second day covering the TATA Consultancy Services vs. Buchanan workplace discrimination trial taking place in Oakland, CA. As we did last week, Rolf provided an overview of the day’s proceedings and highlights of the key testimony. Today the Jury heard from witnesses that were involved [...]

14
Nov

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U.S. Tech Workers Coverage of The TATA Consultancy Services Trial

Watch the video coverage of the first day of the Tata Consultancy trial [...]

09
Nov

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Women In Tech Talk About Women In Tech and The Google Walk Out

Kevin Lynn hosts a panel discussion with four women who combined have more than 80 years experience in the tech industry. Today’s panel started with a discussion of the recent Google walkout. However, it quickly morphed into an industrywide expose of threats to workers that transcended gender issues. Interestingly, it [...]

07
Nov

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Midterms – A Cautionary Tale for 2020

As I write this week’s blog, most of the votes from yesterday’s elections have been tabulated and, with one or two exceptions, the winners declared. For the second election in a row, I have not been surprised by the results. Although the Democratic Party squeaked out a majority of seats [...]

07
Nov
Connecticut for Sale

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Connecticut ‘For Sale’ Signs Are Truly a Sign of the Times

Shocked by the number of “For Sale” signs lining the streets leading to my home, a friend visiting from Denver recently asked, “What’s going on? What’s wrong with Connecticut?” He then went on to draw the stark comparison between Colorado and Connecticut: “In Denver, the houses sell in hours of [...]

25
Oct
H1B Visa Slavery

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Verizon Lays Off 44,000; American Workers Left in Lurch

The headline financial news story of late is Verizon’s announcement that it offered a voluntary severance package to about 44,000 employees or about one-third of its workforce. But the subtitle is equally disturbing. Verizon will transfer more than 2,500 jobs – some insiders peg the total at closer to 5,000 [...]

18
Oct

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Mr. Furst Goes to Washington

Recently I was in Washington, D.C., to exercise two of the five freedoms in the First Amendment: freedom of speech and “applying to the Legislature … for redress of … grievances.” My grievance is that I have been displaced and/or bypassed by cheap foreign labor dumping, and having a great [...]

10
Oct