Nearly 20 percent of parents have stopped working or work reduced hours due to a lack of child care, the report finds.
Economy & Labor
“You are inspiring workers across the country,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said.
Republican governors weaponized a weak jobs report to cut unemployment aid, the result of a year-long strategy.
The GOP’s actions could leave the country with vastly different employment social safety nets for red and blue states.
The company is repurposing the tactics from its union-busting effort in Alabama — and adding some new ones.
Polls show broad support for Biden’s plans, including investments in “human infrastructure” that Republicans oppose.
A growing tenants’ rights movement in the U.S. encourages tenants to form unions to collectively bargain with landlords.
More and more municipalities are showing interest in reimagining how to ensure economic stability for their residents.
Black and Latino workers were more likely to lose their jobs during the pandemic — and less likely to qualify for aid.
The company is bragging about small wage raises at only 5 percent of its locations ahead of a planned strike next week.