…anything like the hysteria that took place at the start of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “I feel like even today, there’s a possibility of people going to work and getting…
…date back 20 years. This comes at a time when civil liberties and police brutality are in the forefront of the news. While advocates and activists are demanding transparency and…
…plaintiff in the Court’s 2018 Janus v. AFSCME Council 31 decision that ruled public-sector workers could not be required to pay “fair-share fees” to the union representing them, filed a…
…The $150 billion provided to state and local governments by the federal CARES Act enacted in March was “insufficient” to stem those cuts, Ajilore said, and it also excluded rural…
LAS VEGAS, Nev.—Nevada’s casinos began reopening early this month, with the state Gaming Control Board requiring that customers wear masks during card and table games where they’re sitting with a…
…became unbearable. “Katlyn and I are adding our voices to this lawsuit against McDonald’s because this company needs to step up and protect its workers. We’re here today to tell…
…tracking disease spread, issuing citations or shutting down facilities. Companies as Amazon, Facebook and Walmart will not voluntarily provide bad news to the public. The corporate world cannot be trusted to…
…work.” NYC’s “Juneteenth Drive To Justice” motorcade begins lining on Flatbush Avenue. Earlier this month, 32BJ SEIU Political Director Candis Tolliver revealed that union members were afraid of running into…
New York, NY – Two organizations, Jobs with Justice and UnionBase, have come together during the coronavirus pandemic to offer a new website, WorkersMemorialWall.org, where people can post pictures of…
…not necessarily easy to practice.” Research shows that being present while even doing mundane tasks helps us to feel like time is not rushing pass us, according to Brown. “Mindfulness…
