"First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win." ~Mahatma Gandhi
Friday, May 20, 2011
VIDEOS TRIMET RELATED
Tri Met MAX - Portland Oregon - Light Rail Works!
YouTube - Rigs Of Rods Ex Trimet FLixbles
TriMet bus hit when shots are fired
TriMet TV: Visiting Portland? Take TriMet's MAX Light Rail from PDX
YouTube - Snow in Feb 2011 Trimet Bus Mount Tabor
TriMet bus hit when shots are fired
YouTube - 24h Timelapse #1
YouTube - The brittny blog
YouTube - Going to Loyd Center (high speed)-this one is interesting!
YouTube - Rigs Of Rods Ex Trimet FLixbles
TriMet bus hit when shots are fired
TriMet TV: Visiting Portland? Take TriMet's MAX Light Rail from PDX
YouTube - Snow in Feb 2011 Trimet Bus Mount Tabor
TriMet bus hit when shots are fired
YouTube - 24h Timelapse #1
YouTube - The brittny blog
YouTube - Going to Loyd Center (high speed)-this one is interesting!
A Primer for Rank-and-File Union Members
10. Worthy as your grievance may be, don’t get your hopes up. In labor relations there’s no such thing as a “sure thing.” Even if the steward assures you that you have one hell of a case, don’t get too optimistic. Statistics show that the majority of grievances are, in fact, lost (denied outright by the company, subsequently withdrawn by the union, or lost in arbitration). Best to go in assuming you’ll lose, and be pleasantly surprised if you win.
http://dissidentvoice.org/2011/05/a-primer-for-rank-and-file-union-members/
http://dissidentvoice.org/2011/05/a-primer-for-rank-and-file-union-members/
Portland's Taxpayer-Funded PR Industrial Complex
We know times are tough for government agencies. They’re cutting services—and sometimes trying to raise taxes—because of the recession. But a study by WW reveals there’s one sector of government that seems to be not only surviving, but thriving: public relations.
Just how many government PR people are out there, and at what cost? To find out, WW sent public records requests to seven local agencies asking how many communications staffers they employ—and how much they’re paid.
http://www.wweek.com/portland/blog-27157-portlands_taxpayer_funded_pr_industrial_complex.html
Just how many government PR people are out there, and at what cost? To find out, WW sent public records requests to seven local agencies asking how many communications staffers they employ—and how much they’re paid.
http://www.wweek.com/portland/blog-27157-portlands_taxpayer_funded_pr_industrial_complex.html
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