Subject: People And Their Jobs in Offices, Fields and Factories 
Date: Published: 1/31/89 (27 lines)
Source:  Wall Street Journal.  Copyright Dow Jones & Co. Inc. 

    Labor Letter:  
    A Special News Report on People
    And Their Jobs in Offices,
    Fields and Factories
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    By Albert R. Karr

    PLEASE, MR. BUSH, help control worker health-care costs.
    That plea is high on the list of what employers want from
 the new White House.  James Moberg, Pacific Telesis Group
 executive vice president, says Mr. Bush should develop a
 national health-care policy.  Wholesale grocers oppose any
 federal mandate for minimum employee health benefits.  Ford,
 Chrysler and Equifax want more federal emphasis on educating
 and training workers; Equifax also asks "affordable" help
 with employee drug use and AIDS. 

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