labor rights

As Temperatures Climb, Coalition Calls For Worker Protections

“This is a public health issue; this is a justice issue,” an advocate said.
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Cory Booker: The Supreme Court Should Honor Dr. King's Legacy On Labor Rights

The case of Janus v. AFSCME challenges an American ideal that goes far beyond the right of unions to collect fees.
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An Inside Look At The NYC Stripper Strike

I’ve been a stripper for over 25 years, and I’m one the original dancers who fought our labor war and won in San Francisco.
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There's A Dark Side To Your Beloved Haribo Gummies, Says Horrific New Report

The company says it's launching an investigation after a disturbing documentary about its practices.
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Anti-Trump Anger Energizes Rhode Island To Pass Paid Sick Leave

States are helping workers, even as the Trump administration tries to roll back protections.
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Muslim Workers Claim They Were Forced To Choose Between Keeping Religion or Job

The men asked to switch their meal time so that they could participate in a Ramadan tradition.
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Note In Walmart Purse Describes Inhumane Conditions In Chinese Prison

“My heart went into my stomach,” Christel Wallace said after finding the letter.
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College Athletes Lost Another Compensation Case. But There's A Silver Lining.

"If I was the NCAA, I would not necessarily be celebrating this ruling," one expert said.
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Gender analysis needs to inform a treaty regulating business activities

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Why I Joined Hundreds Of Child Care Workers Protesting The Presidential Debate

We’re standing up for our families and the kids we educate.
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