Stories tagged Labor

Economics in Brief: As Pandemic Drags on, California’s Undocumented Residents May Get Help

Economics in Brief: Laws Don’t Protect Workers from Anti-Union Intimidation, Report Concludes

Economics in Brief: Trump Regulator Quietly Closed Redlining Complaints, Investigation Shows

Coronavirus Concerns Revive Labor Organizing

Meet the Gig Workers Collective: 11 Women Who Organize Nationwide Strikes But Have Never Met

Economics in Brief: COVID-19 Is Shaking Up Sick Leave, Changing Telecommuting and Leading to Layoffs

Why Philadelphia Needs a Department of Labor

Economics in Brief: Kickstarter Becomes First Major Tech Company to Unionize

Economics in Brief: Forced Arbitration Enables Billions in Wage Theft Each Year

Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard speaking in an Oct. 31, 2018 file photo.

Economics in Brief: Fed Official Criticizes Proposed CRA Reform

Economics in Brief: New Overtime Rule Goes into Effect for 1.3 Million Workers

Economics in Brief: Google Gets Into Banking

Philly Sets New Gold Standard for Domestic Worker Protections

Bringing Pro-Worker Home Care Practices from the Bronx to the Pacific Northwest and Beyond

Will Living Wage Certification Make DC More Equitable?

Old-style time clock.

Could a Four-Day Workweek Work in the U.S.?

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