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Beyond Raising the Minimum Wage

January 18, 2015

by Claire Goldstene


In the ongoing struggle for worker justice, we may need a little 19th century wisdom. By Claire Goldstene [caption id="attachment_7932" align="alignright" width="283"] In the 19th century, labor organizers emphasized the...

If It Looks Like Employment, It Probably Is

November 13, 2014

by David Bensman


The day is dawning when misclassified workers will regain the rights and privileges of employment. By David Bensman [caption id="attachment_7443" align="alignright" width="300"] Misclassifying workers as independent contractors saves employers about...

The Affordable Care Act Will Raise Wages

February 8, 2014

by Polly Cleveland


According to New York Mayor Bill DeBlasio, “If we’re subsidizing companies, we have every right to demand a living wage for the people they pay.” He’s referring to conventional Democratic...

Defining a Daring New Standard for Fair Pay

January 21, 2014

by Inequality.org


A new Toronto-based campaign is aiming to change the global conversation on CEOs, workers, and the real value of their labor. By Sam Pizzigati [caption id="attachment_6029" align="alignright" width="235"] Wagemark offers...

They Can’t Stop Beethoven, Can They?

June 9, 2013

by Sam Pizzigati


For the grasping managers of Corporate America — and the institutions their wealth dominates — no workers deserve dignity, not even the most amazingly accomplished. What do bank executives who...

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