The issue of CWA News that came yesterday to its Printing, Publishing and Media Workers sector carried a story about employees at Los Angeles-based Chinese Daily News finally winning a lawsuit against their employer for violating state and federal wage and hour laws.
Since 2001, reporters and other Daily News employees have been trying to organize as a local of the 2001 Communications Workers of America/Newspaper Guild, but have met resistance -- which the court has now found illegal.
Here's the whole story -- http://www.cwa-union.org/news/cwa-news/page.jsp?itemID=28368202
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