Proposition 32 was just rejected. In blue California, why did the minimum-wage boost fail?
Californians rejected an initiative to raise the minimum wage to $18, signaling concerns over rising costs and economic uncertainty.
As Trump promises deportation, US farm workers worry about boom in legal foreign laborers
Domestic farm workers in Quincy, Washington face uncertainty as H-2A labor grows, threatening their jobs and community stability.
Southeast Asian nations amend semiconductor strategies
Southeast Asian nations are reforming semiconductor strategies to adapt to geopolitical shifts and enhance global competitiveness.
Elon Musk's America PAC Canvassers Faced Surveillance, Sickness, and Late Pay in Arizona
Late payments and poor working conditions plague Musk-backed canvassers, raising serious concerns about labor practices and accountability.
Starbucks Tells Workers to Come to Office or Get Fired
Starbucks' return-to-office mandate may exacerbate workplace morale issues due to overworked store employees and CEO's contrasting commuting privileges.
Boeing launches $19 billion share sale to boost liquidity
Boeing's $19 billion share sale is aimed at improving liquidity and preventing a credit downgrade amid ongoing operational challenges.
Sarah Jaffe: No one wants to admit they're rich or poor. Everyone wants to think of themselves as middle class'
Work is romanticized, obscuring labor exploitation and evolving class dynamics.
The working class is now heavily influenced by immigrant labor, not just traditional definitions.
Politicians often use class identities to mislead voters regarding their true socioeconomic status.
Kaiser Mental Health Workers Begin Open-Ended Strike in Southern California | KQED
Kaiser Permanente mental health workers are striking for better conditions and equality across different regions after previous commitments to Northern California workers.
Why You Might Soon Be Paid Like an Uber Driver-Even If You're Not One
Rideshare drivers' earnings have significantly diminished due to increased company cuts and opaque pay algorithms, making it harder to sustain a living.
P&O will attend investment summit after Starmer's rebuke to minister
The political controversy surrounding P&O Ferries highlights significant labor issues and investment impacts related to their operations in the UK.
USL suspension of Jermaine Jones reveals fractures within team and even wider discord
Jermaine Jones faced suspension due to harassment allegations after an investigation revealed mistrust and hostility within Central Valley Fuego FC.
The AI Revolution Is Coming for Your Non-Union Job
Generative AI's impending impact on jobs and livelihoods is a critical issue candidates have failed to address during the election cycle.
The specialists who authenticate trading cards for eBay are rallying for a union contract
Working at TCGplayer involves significant physical strain, leading to health issues for employees as they inspect thousands of trading cards each week.
Cambridge leaders support physician residents at local hospital chain
Cambridge Health Alliance residents and fellows earn the lowest salaries in Boston, impacting recruitment and community healthcare.
Emergency gas workers to strike over clear danger to public
Gas workers in England prepare to strike over unsafe working conditions, highlighting risks to public safety and management inaction.
The End of the iPhone Upgrade?
The Apple Store opening highlights both consumer excitement for new technology and growing awareness of ethical sourcing and labor issues in the tech industry.
Tenured Stanford faculty vote to purge their NTT colleagues
Stanford is replacing experienced lecturers in creative writing with new hires under short-term contracts, undermining the program's quality and history.
Players want to fix the broken football calendar. But why not dream bigger? | Jonathan Liew
Footballers struggle to unite for collective action primarily due to lack of organization, common cause, and urgency.
Crew members of failed Miami Beach water taxi say they're owed money. Where is the owner?
Poseidon Ferry workers claim they haven't been paid for August despite a taxpayer subsidy for operation.
Biden Rejects Deal for U.S. Steel Takeover by Nippon Steel
The president's decision to block Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel emphasizes national security and political interests.
What is happening at Industria Italiana Autobus? New owner, Bologna's plant at risk, potential partnership with Chinese CCIG
IA is navigating uncertainty post-acquisition by Seri Industrial, amidst workforce concerns and potential closures.
Is Eliminating the Tip Tax Fair?
Both Harris and Trump propose eliminating taxes on tip income, appealing to lower-income workers but raising moral and practical questions.
How would banning taxes on tips actually work?
Trump and Harris both support ending taxes on tipping, but economists warn of potential abuse without proper regulations.
Train strikes on LNER every weekend for three months, Aslef announces
Union strikes pose ongoing challenges in the rail industry, highlighting labor tensions and management concerns.
Recent pay settlements may embolden unions to pursue more demands, impacting government finances.
Hotel Restaurants Fear for Their Future Following Controversial New Bill
Hotel owners and restaurant owners are against a bill transferring hiring power to hotels in NYC, sparking opposition and outrage.
The bill, sponsored by 26 City Council members, would require hotels to renew annual licenses, potentially influenced by the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council.
Morning Docket: 03.21.24
The Fifth Circuit dissolved a phony stay and agreed to hear arguments on a real stay.
Law360 editorial staff walked off the job amid labor issues.
Mexican journalists launch a new outlet from the ashes of the country's shuttered state news agency
Former Notimex employees launched AMEXI as a new news outlet.
AMEXI will focus on labor issues and unbiased reporting of social struggles in Mexico.