Striking Workers Sound the Alarm on Privatizing D.C. Public Transit
Workers at Cinder Bed Road garage are demanding equal work for equal pay in their fight against their French multinational employer.
Labor
Twenty Years After Seattle, Is There a New Race to the Bottom?
Technology will continue to transform industries, but weak labor protections are a more serious threat to the quality of work.
Why Striking Teachers Across America Are Fighting for Much More Than Their Paychecks
Oakland's struggle shows why educators are challenging more widespread political and societal conditions that undermine schools.
Sanders, Lee, and Tlaib Lead Effort to Tax Huge CEO-Worker Pay Gaps
The House-Senate companion bill addresses corporate America’s extreme disparities, giving firms an incentive to lift up the bottom and bring down the top of their pay scales.