Stories tagged Unions

Workers Making Progress on Fair Scheduling Rights in Cities

From Farm to Factory: The Rural-Urban Coalition for Immigrants’ Rights

Boston Vocational High School Program Opens Multiple Doors at Once

These Boston Apprenticeships Are Pushing the Economy Toward Equity

Pittsburgh Housing Crisis Spurs New Tenants Union

Uber Drivers Face Uphill Battle on Workers Comp

Fewer Unions Means Lower Pay for All Workers

How Soon Till a National Bike-Share Workers Union?

Here’s One Workaround for the Uber Employee vs. Contractor Debate

Seattle City Council: Uber Drivers Can Unionize

London Tube Strike: All-Night Subway Demand vs. Worker Equity

California Ruling: Uber Driver Is an Employee

Living Wage Campaigns Are Steamrolling Through Cities

Let’s Give Black Women the Megaphones in the Labor Movement

Fashion’s Now a Little Less Dangerous for the People Making the Clothes

Inside the Fast-Food Workers’ Strike and “Fight for $15”