Blog | October 11, 2017

House Bill Attacking Joint Employment Would Leave Contract Workers Vulnerable

The bill would pave the way for corporations in contracted arrangements to dodge the law.

Videos | October 2, 2017

Forced Arbitration Explainer Video & Link Roundup

Workers have a fundamental right to join together to challenge employer misconduct through collective legal action.

Blog | September 28, 2017

Why Forced Arbitration Matters: Uber as a Poster Child

Uber is deeply invested in maintaining this ambiguity, any way it can.

Blog | September 20, 2017

Losing Our Civil Rights Legacy in the Fine Print

Forced arbitration is robbing workers of longstanding civil rights protections.

Blog | September 14, 2017

Forced Arbitration and Work: What You’re Signing Away in the Fine Print

What if your employer could steal your wages or discriminate against you without fear of repercussions?

Blog | August 29, 2017

Ban-the-Box “Statistical Discrimination” Studies Draw the Wrong Conclusions

Ban-the-box is just one part of a comprehensive racial justice and economic opportunity agenda.

Blog | August 26, 2017

In Pardon of Arpaio, Trump Locks Himself in a Permanent Embrace With Racism

It feels like an understatement to say that, in pardoning Arpaio, Trump has violated his oath of office.

Blog | August 2, 2017

Dallas Woman Hopes Her Story Will Help Defend Progress on Fair Chance Hiring

Beverly Harrison hopes that her story will illustrate the importance of fair chance hiring policies.

Blog | July 28, 2017

Horrendous Health Care Bill Finally Dies in a Week of Attacks on Working Families

Trump’s sorry record looks more and more like business as usual.

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