Rising inequity is driving workers to go on strike during a historic labor movement
The tentative agreement raises wages, establishes new job training opportunities for workers, and proposes ways to fill staffing shortages
If an agreement isn’t reached, workers plan to go on strike for longer in November
Workers say that if negotiations are unsuccessful, a strike will be necessary to secure basic economic stability and dignity
North Carolina’s The Industrial Commons is building an inclusive economy that recognizes local workers as stewards of their trade
Union membership is bringing in more workers from traditionally non-unionized fields, but even successful unionization movements still face roadblocks
Cashiers were deemed “essential” at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, self-checkout systems are adding new burdens and stresses
Impacted by the nationwide labor shortage, many workers are pushing for better conditions
The Minnesota State Legislature committed to $250 million in May for “hero pay” for frontline workers across the state. A working group was formed to develop a plan for distributing that money. While that deadline has passed, legislators and workers are still hopeful.
Extreme heat in June caused severe problems for marginalized workers. Bold changes are needed to improve safety.
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