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152. Doctors' excuses: workers seek longer-than-necessary medical absences
153. Racial code words can bring companies trouble
154. Barking dogs and dancing pasta protect computer screens
155. U.S. study finds 25% of teachers lack qualifications
156. Million-dollar chips? Worker accused of stealing potato chips wins big
157. Workers' privacy concerns grow as electronic snooping, urine testing increase
158. Part-time offices grow in popularity, as executives do more work on the run
159. Teachers' unions hamper student achievement, a new study argues
160. Minimum-wage battles continue as drives for local ballot initiatives escalate
161. Work-related deaths dropped 6% during 1995, Labor Department says
162. Cruising for business: companies pay to put workers at sea
163. AFL-CIO promises 'little disruptions' at the Democratic convention
164. Record school enrollments lie ahead; baby boomers' mark will fall this fall, study says
165. Divided ranks: women at Mitsubishi say union fell short on sexual harassment; UAW local rarely filed grievances, though it says it took other action; tracing one complex case
166. Sexual harassment cases are valid only between opposite sexes, court says
167. Smoking bans at offices help workers kick the habit
168. Decades-old boycott continues as union effort heats up
169. Unions pledge support for churches destroyed by arson
170. Mitsubishi chooses ex-labor secretary to review policies; car maker attempts to repair its image in wake of suits charging sex harassment
171. Why Larry Ramey sees harassment suit as basically a lemon; for Mitsubishi auto worker, case is a fad and an insult; on guard in the back seat
172. Mitsubishi official answers complaint of congresswoman
173. Mitsubishi U.S. unit hasn't contacted government to settle harassment cases
174. Fighting back: a Mitsubishi U.S. unit is taking a hard line in harassment battle; today's car workers' rally at EEOC is one phase of grass-roots attack; a coordinated 'backlash.' (Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America Inc. employees stage a protest outside the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's offices in Chicago over a sexual harassment lawsuit)
175. Mitsubishi organizes rallies to protest sex-harassment suit; Illinois authorities investigate fire that destroyed home of manager at auto maker
176. EEOC sues Mitsubishi unit for harassment
177. Computer vision syndrome: millions have headaches and focus problems
178. Typing as a sport? Warm-ups and rest breaks can reduce potential for injury
179. Tilt keyboard platforms away from the typist, new research suggests
180. Ergonomic devices can be hazardous to your health
181. Poor planning and inability to communicate their visions plague some CEOs
182. Labor Department gets tougher on government contractors that discriminate
183. Olympic-gridlock fears lead more Atlanta firms to try telecommuting
184. Workplace epidemic: absenteeism rises for third year in a row
185. All romance aside, Valentine's Day can be frantic - and lucrative; a Washington florist bolsters his staff for the holiday; he is also very discreet
186. Budget impasse has school officials making contingency plans over funds
187. Work shift: the typical workweek is no longer typical
188. Having a bad workday? These tales top them all
189. A battle unfolds for the soul of the fastest-growing labor union
190. Did a Labor Department official improperly aid a union?
191. Oliver's twist; affirmative action lifted Mr. Lee, and he has never forgotten; now a successful lawyer, he campaigns to keep some programs in tact; the virtues of prep school
192. 'Tis the season for job hunting? Headhunter firms experience a boom
193. Money, money, money: higher year-end bonuses bring happier holidays
194. Drinking at office Christmas bashes becomes a bigger legal headache
195. Santa at work: employer turns office into a holiday charity
196. Union protest tactics are hotly debated after the AFL-CIO election
197. The dog that ate the bill and other tales from customer service workers
198. Witches at work: more offices catch the Halloween spirit
199. OSHA crackdown: agency focuses more on flagrant workplace hazards
200. House panel votes end to direct loans made to students
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