The Goods
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| Albums | Good Things Are Coming |
| Members | Kunga 219 |
| Songs | SongsSnow SkiesGood Things Are Coming · 1998 PathwayDream Sequence · 1999 I'm Not AverageGood Things Are Coming · 1998 View 25+ more |
| List | Snow SkiesGood Things Are Coming · 1998 |
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| ID | 3230449 |
About The Goods
Sir Rod Stewart to sell items from his Essex home after a declutter
... Paintings, tables and sofas are among some of The Goods going under the hammer in December...
Police seize $1bn worth of fake designer goods in New York
... Two men have been charged with trafficking The Goods, which police say was done out of a storage locker in Manhattan...
Air Canada sued over $20m gold and cash heist
... The Goods, worth more than C$20m ($15m, £12m), had recently arrived on an Air Canada flight from Zurich to Toronto before they were stolen...
Daniel Khalife: HMP Wandsworth inmate recalls kitchen colleague
... " A prison staff member would stand by the lorry ticking off The Goods as they were unloaded; you could not move around freely...
China's summer of climate destruction
... He indicates how even The Goods stored high on racks well above three metres were ruined...
Parcel delivery giant UPS avoids first strike in 25 years
... In 2020, UPS estimated that The Goods it handled were worth about 6% of the US economy, including time-sensitive shipments for healthcare firms and others...
Amazon releases some seller funds after complaints
... FBA, Fulfilled by Amazon, is where sellers keep their stock in Amazon s warehouse, and Amazon delivers The Goods to buyers once sold...
Deflation: Why falling prices in China raise concerns
... Why is deflation a problem? China produces a large proportion of The Goods sold around the world...
Parcel delivery giant UPS avoids first strike in 25 years
By Mariko OiBusiness reporter
UPS has avoided its first US strike in More Than 25 years as The Union representing its workers Said a new five-year contract has been approved.
The Two Sides have been negotiating for months over demands including higher pay and better working conditions.
In July , UPS and the Teamsters union agreed on a deal to raise the average annual salary of full-time drivers to about $170,000 (£133,440), including healthcare and other benefits.
That is up from around $145,000.
The Deal also gives workers One More day of paid holiday, ends forced overtime and adds air conditioning to new models of The Company 's trucks from next year.
" This is the template for how workers should be paid and protected nationwide, and non-union companies like Amazon better pay attention, " The General president of Teamsters Sean M O'Brien Said .
because of The Deal .
The Atlanta-based firm is The World 's largest package delivery company, with More Than 20 million deliveries A Day in More Than 220 countries around The World .
In 2020, UPS estimated that The Goods it handled were worth about 6% of the US economy, including time-sensitive shipments for healthcare firms and others.
Workers at Amazon and other delivery firms have pointed to the agreement as they pushed for their own pay raises.
Unions representing " essential" transportation workers such as pilots, port workers and delivery drivers have been enjoying stronger bargaining power in recent months due to the country's tight jobs market.
The latest data showed that layoffs in the US dropped to an 11-month low In July as the labour market has largely weathered since March 2022.
Economists are watching the pay increases closely, as some worry higher wages could start to feed into an inflation problem that started with pandemic-related supply issues.
US inflation hit a peak of 9. 1% Last Year , far above the Central Bank 's 2% target. But it has eased significantly as The Shock to food and energy prices from The War in Ukraine has faded.
This year, wage growth has started to outpace inflation which means that it could start to Push Up prices as consumers spend more money.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com