Today in 1910 Six young women burn to death and 19 more die when they leap from the fourth-story windows of a blazing factory in Newark, N.J. The floors and stairs were wooden; the only door through which the women could flee was locked.
• High risk, hidden workforce • The role of labor unions in the D.C. region • How labor beat Mexico on trade • Biden floats criminal charges for labor violators • Where does the term ‘redneck’ come from? • Interview: The power of the black working class • Labor unions win, drug companies lose in new trade deal • U.S. employers spend $340 million a year busting unions • E-Scooter workers just formed their first union - with the Teamsters • US labor board rules for McDonald’s in unionization case • New NAFTA’s labor terms sway AFL-CIO but not all unions are on board • Even in bankruptcy, coal companies can’t stop selling out workers • Teamsters pin down Dems on pension, collective bargaining • Google has clearly taken a non-union posture:
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