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Blog NELP Denounces DOL’s Proposed Joint Employment Rule The proposed rule runs contrary to existing statutes and court precedent, and must be withdrawn by DOL. July 9, 2026
Blog Juneteenth and the Next Chapter in the Fight for Workers’ Rights As the commemoration of the end of legal slavery in the U.S. in 1865, Juneteenth marks a founding moment in the movement for economic, social, and racial justice. June 17, 2026
Press Clips Washington Post: 5 ideas for how we survive the possible AI jobs apocalypse Washington Post quotes Rebecca Dixon on what can be done to mitigate job impacts of AI. June 11, 2026
News Release Recession-level Unemployment for Young Workers is a Warning Sign for the Economy Congress should enact a jobseekers' allowance to support young graduates and others not eligible for UI. June 5, 2026
Blog Why Today’s Graduates Need a Jobseekers’ Allowance Young people entering the labor market with college degrees are experiencing recession-level rates of unemployment. May 21, 2026
Blog NELP Slams Trump DOL’s Independent Contractor Rule NELP urges USDOL to withdraw the proposed rule. May 6, 2026
News Release NELP Applauds NJ Gov and NJDOL for Acting to Protect Workers’ Rights With the Trump administration trying to roll back these safeguards, it’s crucial that state leaders stand strong and protect workers. May 5, 2026
Blog Promoting Good, Safe Last-Mile Delivery Jobs in New York City The fast-growing last-mile delivery system in its current form is dangerous, and last-mile delivery companies must be held accountable. April 21, 2026
Blog Meeting This Moment with Focus and Resolve This is a moment that calls for steadiness, clarity, and resolve—and we are committed to meeting it. April 14, 2026
News Release March Jobs Report: Cold Comfort for Millions Locked Out of Opportunity by Trump’s Economy This week, working people were hoping for some relief from a sputtering job market and rising gas and food prices. April 3, 2026
