Labor
Stories from the front lines of worker's rights
Work affects all of us. Our daily reporting covers aspects of health, community, economy, international relations, and social justice relative to labor.
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A Chance for More Worker Power
Striketober presents a unique opportunity for more employees to organize unions and earn fair compensation. Read more
Nov 11, 2021
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Organizing the Unorganized: The Teamsters Take on Amazon
Can the Teamsters unionize the world’s largest retailer? It may depend on who wins this year’s historic leadership election. Read more
Nov 6, 2021
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A National Surge of Organizing Shows the Power of Unionizing
Across the nation, worker power is on the rise as unionized labor takes militant action against overwork and tiered wage systems. Read more
Oct 26, 2021
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Living on the Edge: A Close Look at American Poverty
Celine-Marie Pascale’s new book explores the personal impact of poverty in low-income communities from Appalachia to Oakland, California. Read more
Oct 25, 2021
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Congress Must Care for Care Workers
With the October 31 deadline looming, the U.S. Congress must act quickly to pass the infrastructure bill with the maximum funding for home and community-based services. Read more
Oct 21, 2021
Overworked and Underpaid: Inside the Kellogg’s Strike
Workers at Kellogg’s are still on the picket line, fighting against a two-tier wage system that leaves many stuck with low pay and few benefits. Read more
Oct 21, 2021
