Closing The Wage Gap

Shawndra Roberts (her talk starts at 22:15), a local worker who has joined a union talks about her experience and why she’s striking. She’s hoping to come off of Food […]

All of this! Ashona Osborne, a fast food worker fighting for $15 an hour, stands up for taking it to the streets. Where she lives, the wage is just $7.25.

In 2003, during the aftermath of the dot-com crash, San Francisco led the country as the first city in the nation to adopt a higher minimum wage than required by

The Bureau of Labor Statistics review with Dr. Heidi Shierholz of the Economic Policy Institute: We have regained the total number of jobs lost since the beginning of the recession,

A complete story of of the Government’s case against Rasmea Odeh, Grass roots organizer for basic skills within the American Arabic community, in Philadelphia and a wide range of discussion