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Coalfield Towns Making a Stand to
Support the Peabody Miners:
Several communities have recently passed
resolutions in support of the mine workers at
Peabody right to organize (MORE >>>)
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Over 500 American religious
leaders from all faiths agree:
Let the Peabody miners organize
Peabody miners and
their families have
the right to stand up
for themselves and
form a union without
fear of intimidation or
repercussion.
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Peabody Energy: Rights Denied
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In 2006, Gregory H. Boyce
raked in $6,042,712 in
total compensation
according to the SEC.
However, according to the
AFL-CIO's calculation
method*, he raked in
$9,279,460 in total 2006
compensation. (MORE)
AFL-CIO Executive PayWatch:
Peabody CEO Gregory Boyce __
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