Guide Helps Employers Respond to Immigration Action

NELP and NILC have published a guide for employers on how they can prepare for immigration enforcement.

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Fighting Wage Preemption

New report showing how preemption of local wages has become a powerful anti-worker and anti-democratic policy.

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Exposing Wage Theft Without Fear: States Must Protect Workers from Retaliation

Analysis of retaliation protection laws illustrates the majority of states fail to provide basic protections.

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Temping Out the Federal Government

This policy brief describes the sharp increase in federal spending on temporary help services under the Trump

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Are State Unemployment Systems Still Able to Counter Recessions?

Is the UI system still up to the task of mitigating recessions?

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New Report: How McDonald’s Fails to Protect Its Workers From Violence

New report uncovers an epidemic of workplace violence at McDonald’s restaurants around the country.

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In Case of a Downturn: Extended Unemployment Insurance Is an Economic Lifeline

It’s not too early to plan for extending unemployment benefits.

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On New Hampshire Gov. Sununu’s Veto of $12 by 2022 Minimum Wage Bill

Gov. Sununu’s veto displays a misinformed and wrongheaded approach to pressing economic issues in New Hampshire.

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Report: After Five Years of Minimum Wage Increases, New York City’s Restaurant Industry Is Thriving

A higher wage floor did not cause the “sky to fall” as industry lobbyists had warned.

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U.S. Virgin Islands Workers Who Lost Jobs After Hurricanes Irma & Maria Granted 30-Day Extension to Apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance

The new deadline to apply is August 30th.

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Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Oppose USDA Proposal to Relax Food Safety Inspections in Pig Slaughter Plants

USDA wants to speed up pig slaughter lines and reduce government inspectors in pork plants.

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U.S. House Approves Historic $15/hour One Fair Wage

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Report: Workers Lose Billions Thanks to Corporate Campaign to Block Local Raises

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New 50-State Analysis: Most States Leave Workers Who Report Employer Misconduct Unprotected

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How Michigan’s Legislature Violated Its Constitution by Gutting a Minimum Wage Law

Our amicus brief argues Michigan lawmakers undermined the will of voters in violation of the state constitution.

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New York Passes Historic Farmworker Fair Labor Law

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Report: Outsourcing of Federal Jobs to Temp Agencies Has Doubled Under Trump Administration

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New York State’s Dependent Worker Act Falls Short for Gig Workers

The state should ensure that gig workers have full rights as employees.

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New Report: Can State Unemployment Systems Weather the Next Recession?

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Worker Rights’ Groups Applaud WA State for Leading the Nation in Restoring Overtime Pay

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SEC’s Final Regulation Best Interest Package Falls Short for Workers, Investors

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Puerto Rico Grants 30-Day Extension to Apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance

“Now is the time for the Puerto Rico Labor Department to seriously boost the numbers of people applying.”

Posted May 31, 2019 Read More

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Report: McDonald’s Fails to Protect Workers from Gun Violence, Robberies, Attacks

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Connecticut to Become Seventh State in Nation, Fourth This Year, to Adopt $15 Minimum Wage

With Connecticut’s move, nearly one-third of the U.S. workforce is now on a path to a $15 minimum wage.

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Uber Drivers Should Be Eligible for Unemployment: What’s at Stake in PA Case

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News About a Year-end Leadership Transition

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Nationwide Trend to Reform Unfair Occupational Licensing Laws

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Building Safe and Healthy Workplaces for Every Worker in America

Nearly three million workers are seriously injured on the job every year.

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Raising the Minimum Wage

More workers than ever are struggling to get by on low-wage jobs.

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Ensuring People with Convictions Have a Fair Chance to Work

A conviction in one’s past shouldn’t be a life sentence to joblessness.

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Are the Trump Administration and Congress Really "Putting Workers First?”

See our new resource page tracking day-to-day developments on worker issues under the current administration and Congress.

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