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A $15 minimum wage recognizes the value that St. Paul’s workers bring to the area’s thriving economy.
On the historical shift in the labor movement over how unions should be organized.
Voters across the political spectrum showed they want action on key working-family issues.
The St. Paul City Council should strengthen enforcement in its minimum wage proposal.
Drug testing UI applicants—when there is no basis for suspicion—is a gross insult to unemployed Americans everywhere.
The Restoring Justice for Workers Act would prohibit the use of forced arbitration clauses in employment contracts.
After several courtroom losses, the bank is trying to strip women of their right to be in court at all.
After joining President Roosevelt in 1933 as the first woman cabinet member in history, Secretary Perkins set out to establish(…)
This administration’s latest attack on transgender people is immoral and unconstitutional—and it cannot stand.
National Employment Law Project
90 Broad Street, Suite 1100, New York, NY 10004
F (212) 285-3044
U.S. Department of Labor
