Labor

Economics in Brief: Tallahassee Starbucks Joins Six Other Stores that Have Filed for Unionization

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Many People With Disabilities Are Paid Pennies; Build Back Better Could Change That

In this March 30, 2021 file photo, a banner encouraging workers to vote in labor balloting is shown at an Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Ala.

Economics in Brief: Labor Board Orders Amazon to Hold Unionization Vote Do-Over

Economics in Brief: Government Underestimated Job Growth by 626,000 Over Four Months

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Economics in Brief: The Pandemic is Hitting Black and Latino Families Hard

UAW workers on strike at John Deere plant

Economics in Brief: John Deere Workers Reject Deal, Remain on Strike

Hear Us: Cities Are Working to End Another Legacy of Slavery — ‘At Will’ Employment

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Economics in Brief: Foundations Are Diversifying Their Investment Managers

Economics in Brief: California Passes Bill to Improve Conditions for Warehouse Workers

Wanted: More Bus Drivers, Now

California Judge Tosses Out Ballot Measure that Made Uber Drivers Second-Class Workers

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Local Platforms for Online Food Delivery Are Eating the Big Guys’ Lunch

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Economics in Brief: CEO Pay Rose 16% in 2020 — Worker Pay Less Than 2%

Economics In Brief: California Law to Slow Down the Big Investor Housing Grab Passes First Test

NYC’s Essential Laundromat Workers at the Heart of the PRO Act Struggle

Workers demanding a $15 minimum wage

Economics in Brief: Results From Stockton’s Basic Income Experiment

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