April 14, 2026 / Lee Abbott, staff writer and organizer for Labor Notes. After a years-long campaign by unions, Virginia’s General Assembly passed legislation to extend collective bargaining rights to […]
Virginia Public Workers Make Headway on Bargaining Rights Read More »
by Scott Snowden, Santa Monica Daily Press, June 4, 2025 Labor organizers, elected officials and economic justice advocates gathered Monday at Wally’s restaurant in downtown Santa Monica to launch the
Living Wage for All launches in Santa Monica with push for $30 countywide minimum Read More »
by Mili Mansaray September 27, 2024, The Beacon. At any given moment in Missouri, a working parent might miss a day’s pay to care for their sick child. New mothers
May 29, 2024 Provided by Dow Jones Today, in two-thirds of married families with children, both parents work. This is a necessity for many households, affording them survival rather than abundance
A $114,000 salary makes you feel poorer than -2- Read More »
By Aaron Washington, Published on May 08, 2024, hoodline, The economic landscape of King County might be set for a dramatic shift as the Metropolitan King County Council gears up to cast
KING COUNTY COUNCIL NEARS VOTE ON GROUNDBREAKING $20 MINIMUM WAGE FOR LARGE BUSINESSES Read More »
