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Economics in Brief: $2,000 Checks Are the New Senate’s First Priority

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For Artists, ‘Representation Alone Is Not Power’

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

Coronavirus Concerns Revive Labor Organizing

Economics in Brief: More Funding for Paycheck Protection Program Approved

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

Peer-Pressuring Museums and Galleries to Pay Artists Fairly

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren calls for people across the country to support striking Chicago teachers after joining educators picketing outside an elementary school, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford)

Economics in Brief: Elizabeth Warren Joins Chicago Teachers’ Strike

Oakland Childcare Workers and Parents Mobilize to Raise Wages for Providers

Oakland Teachers End Strike, But the Fight Continues

Fairer Labor Laws Would Prevent Getting Fired for ‘Not Smiling Enough’

Oakland Teachers Vote to Authorize Strike

Transit Union Says It Will Refuse Special Accommodations for White Nationalists

Seattle Passes Domestic Worker Bill of Rights

Workers Making Progress on Fair Scheduling Rights in Cities

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

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