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Paying for Low Wage Pollution

March 2, 2016

by Liz Ryan Murray


Economic justice activists are championing laws that shift the costs of toxic poverty wages from communities to corporations. Imagine if a corporation set up shop in your community and immediately...

Get Ready to Be Forked

January 22, 2016

by Sarah Anderson


The leading advocate for U.S. restaurant workers is releasing a new book that aims to redefine success in the deeply unequal restaurant business.

How to Make Bad Jobs Good 101

September 24, 2015

by Claire Goldstene


Whether industrial or service, jobs become “good” only because of coordinated pressure from workers. Current campaigns across the United States to unionize service workers reflect a decades-long transformation, as service-sector employment...

Taxpayers Subsidize Restaurant Pay

April 15, 2015

by Sarah Anderson


A new report reveals just how much the restaurant industry’s current low-wage model costs ordinary taxpayers. More than four million Americans work in the full service restaurant industry. Of these,...

4 Ways Corporations Owe You Money

April 1, 2015

by Paul Buchheit


 There are several factual and well-established reasons why corporations owe a great debt to the nation that has made them rich. By Paul Buchheit [caption id="attachment_8665" align="alignright" width="212"] Corporations use...

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