With a union vote this week, the company’s union-busting tactics have grown ever more desperate.
Economy & Labor
Given the underlying structural crisis of global capitalism, worldwide economic turbulence is here to stay.
The public banking movement is creating an opening wedge for the transfer of finance from private to public control.
Strong wage growth has also continued, especially for low-paid workers.
Less than a quarter of the $46.5 billion has been distributed since Congress authorized the funds last December.
Saddling an overworked staff with inadequate pay and resources threatens employees and patients alike.
Drivers struggle with crushing debt to purchase the yellow cab medallions that permit them to operate in New York City.
If an agreement isn’t reached between the union and district management, a strike would start November 3.
“We are kind of at this breaking point. We’re at this cusp,” says health care worker Hannah Winchester.
Musk’s net worth of over $288 billion is over 1 percent of the U.S. GDP of $22.7 trillion.