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Actions Taken across U.S. to Stop Wage Theft

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 1 week ago: Wage theft has been called “the crime wave no one talks about,” but now that’s changing. Last Thursd … more →

Tags: interfaith worker justice, Kim Bobo, National Day of Action to Stop Wage Theft, wage theft

American and Chinese Students Fight for Rights of Workers

paulgarver wrote 2 weeks ago: by Paul Garver American student anti-sweatshop activists have won their first major victory in a dec … more →

Tags: Global organizing, Immigrant Workers, organizing, Solidarity, Youth, ACFTU, China, Coca-Cola, consumer movements

Stop Wage Theft campaign will unveil new initiatives on Thursday

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 2 weeks ago: On Thursday, November 19, people in more than 40 cities around the country will take action to stop … more →

Tags: interfaith worker justice, Kim Bobo, wage theft

American Prospect Special Report

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 1 month ago: The October issue of The American Prospect has a special report on “Decent Work, Living Wages … more →

Tags: temporary work, contingent work

HBO Documentary--Outsourcing and Destruction of the U.S. Garment Industry

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia The HBO Documentary “Schmatta: Rags to Riches to Rags,” directed and … more →

Tags: Labor History, garment industry, Sweatshop

National Day of Action to Stop Wage Theft

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 1 month ago: Interfaith Worker Justice, its affiliated groups, and people of conscience across the country will b … more →

Tags: Conferences and Events.., interfaith worker justice, Day of Action to Stop Wage Theft

Could a Prophet Be Confirmed to the US Department of Labor?

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 2 months ago: by Kim Bobo It’s a good thing Moses, the Old Testament’s most powerful advocate for oppressed … more →

Tags: Politics, Kim Bobo, Department of Labor, m patricia smith, Lorelei Boylan

Indentured Workers Fight Back1 comment

paulgarver wrote 2 months ago: by Paul Garver One of the most welcome shifts in AFL-CIO policy over the last decade has been the wh … more →

Tags: 2009 AFL-CIO Convention, Immigrant Workers, Solidarity, Strikes and work action, Workplace health and safety, Workplace Safety, afl-cio, ironworkers, signal

Wage violations rampant among low wage workers!2 comments

rhayber wrote 2 months ago: In a study released last week financed by the Ford, Joyce, Haynes and Russell Sage Foundations, low … more →

Tags: Class Actions, Wage & Hour, New York Times, overtime violations

The Quiet War on American Workers

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 2 months ago: Image via Wikipedia by Jake Blumgart Labor Day was born out of one of America’s bloodiest labor stri … more →

Tags: employee free choice act, Labor History, organizing, Politics

The grim state of young workers

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 3 months ago: by Jake Blumgart Yesterday the AFL-CIO released a hefty 44-page report on the state of America’s you … more →

Tags: organizing, Youth, afl-cio, Center for American Progress, Campus Progress, Young Workers: A Lost Decade

Low-Wage Workers Are Often Cheated, Study Says2 comments

Rainbow Warrior wrote 3 months ago: By STEVEN GREENHOUSE September 1, 2009 Low-wage workers are routinely denied proper overtime pay and … more →

Tags: poverty, US, united states, workers, Chicago, violate wage laws, broken laws, illegal retaliation, WORKERS’ COMPENSATION INSURANCE

Low-Wage Workers Often Cheated, Study Says

Andrew Frisch wrote 3 months ago: The New York Times reports that, “[l]ow-wage workers are routinely denied proper overtime pay … more →

Tags: wage theft, FLSA, overtime law, Fair Labor Standards Act, Wage and Hour, Wage Abuses, NELP, National Employment Law Project

Low-Wage Workers Are Often Cheated1 comment

gotbrooklyn wrote 3 months ago: Low-wage workers are routinely denied proper overtime pay and are often paid less than the minimum w … more →

Tags: Business, Economy, Crime, US, Discrimination, Chicago, New York City, California, Latinos

An open letter to Andy Stern

dcampbell1 wrote 3 months ago: by Reverend Raymond G. Decker, Ph.D.‚ Jul. 30‚ 2009 (Ed Note: Reverend Decker is a former Associate … more →

Tags: Health Care, organizing, Politics, union reform

Study on Port Trucking Shows Need For New Regulations For Clean Air, Worker Safety, And Economic Stability

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 4 months ago: As the United States Congress considers the Surface Transportation Authorization Act of 2009, which … more →

Tags: organizing, Workplace health and safety, David Bensman, Demos Project, independent contractor, port trucking, Port Trucking Down the Low Road

Report exposes poor working conditions in Austin construction2 comments

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 4 months ago: by Workers Defense Project “142 construction workers got killed last year [in Texas]…That is a lot o … more →

Tags: Immigrant Workers, Worker Centers, Workplace health and safety, Workers Defense Project, Austin, Building Austin, Construction

Stella D'Oro Workers Win One 2 comments

dcampbell1 wrote 4 months ago: By Michael Hirsch Nearly year-long Bronx bakery strike ends in victory, even as management threatens … more →

Tags: Immigrant Workers, organizing, Global organizing, Economy, Strikes and work action, BCTGM, stella doro

Finding an Anti-Sweatshop Strategy That Works4 comments

dsalaborblogmoderator wrote 5 months ago: by Jeff Ballinger University of Connecticut hoodie That nearly twenty years of anti-sweatshop activi … more →

Tags: Global organizing, Corporate social responsibility, Jeff Ballinger, Sweatshops


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