A growing movement of workers and labor organizations around the country is calling for the adoption of “just cause” laws to prohibit terminations without warning.
App-based ridehail and delivery corporations have been honing their tactics to block the communities they serve from having any say in their operations.
This report aims to shed further light on the injury crisis facing warehouse workers by examining OSHA data and the current policy landscape on workplace protections.
This model legislation was used during the state of Connecticut's 2024 legislative session to create protections for warehouse workers against unreasonable quotas.
On November 29, 2023, Judy Conti testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Education and the Workforce Committee about USDOL's proposed overtime rule.
In recent years, corporations have vastly expanded automated or electronic surveillance of workers and reliance on data-driven or algorithmic management.