Few workers have Department of Labor Wage and Hour posters in their home office, aka the kitchen or garage for many. Maybe that’s why so many employers can expect, even demand, workers to be on call and productive for many...
Few workers have Department of Labor Wage and Hour posters in their home office, aka the kitchen or garage for many. Maybe that’s why so many employers can expect, even demand, workers to be on call and productive for many...
Few workers have Department of Labor Wage and Hour posters in their home office, aka the kitchen or garage for many. Maybe that’s why so many employers can expect, even demand, workers to be on call and productive for many...
Read MoreAccording to a report from the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative, “Latinos in non-union jobs were seven times more likely than Latinos in labor unions to fall into unemployment during three key months early in the...
Read MoreThe National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) announced on November 1 that it had recovered more than $56 million in backpay, fees, dues, and fines in Fiscal Year 2021. Additionally, 6,307 employees were offered reinstatement to...
Read More“The Build Back Better Act will support 2.3 million jobs per year in its first five years,” says Adam S. Hersh, an Economic Policy Institute (EPI) visiting economist. In a blog written for the nonprofit think tank, Hersh...
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In an unprecedented show of support from the Biden Administration, Labor Secretary Marty Walsh...
Read MoreAccording to Bloomberg Law’s database of work stoppages, the U.S. has seen nearly 40 strikes since August 1. That number is almost double the number of work actions compared to the same time last year. After decades of decline...
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