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In 2011, Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc., a corporate partner of the Marriott hotel chain, used a general contractor that(…)
A little less than two years ago, a group of courageous New York fast food workers went on strike, outlandishly(…)
The National Labor Relations Board’s general counsel said Wednesday that McDonald’s is an employer. This might not seem like surprising(…)
When 200 New York City fast-food workers walked off their jobs in November 2012, their demand of $15 an hour(…)
On July 24, 2009, the federal minimum wage rose to $7.25 an hour, the last bump of a three-step increase(…)
The workers ringing up your meatballs and helping you find shelving units on your next trip to Ikea will have(…)
Last December, House and Senate Republicans uniformly said they would not consider an unemployment insurance extension unless there was a(…)
Cities are catching on that a higher minimum wage is not only sustainable but necessary.
The federal-state unemployment insurance (UI) program provides partial wage replacement for workers who have lost their jobs and boosts state(…)