Labor

Equal pay for equal work? Not yet for U.S. women’s soccer team

December 3, 2020 By Mark Gruenberg

The U.S. women are international soccer’s version of the New York Yankees. The men rarely even make it to the World Cup quarterfinals.

CDC wants tougher COVID measures, but there’s no money

December 2, 2020 By Mark Gruenberg

Trump administration also leaves the nation with shortages of people to battle virus.

Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama file for union recognition

November 30, 2020 By Mark Gruenberg

Workers go beyond just walkouts on Black Friday.

UAW official gives insider’s view of GOP’s Michigan election scheme

November 30, 2020 By Mark Gruenberg

As one of the four election commissioners for Wayne County, Allen Wilson of the United Auto Workers saw first-hand Trump's plot to throw out Black votes.

Nebraska kosher meat packing plant leaves workers trayf—unclean—vs. coronavirus

November 25, 2020 By Mark Gruenberg

It’s not just the workers who are unprotected; so is the community. The virus has spread in Hastings, as it has in other meatpacking-heavy cities in the Great Plains, to other residents.