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Two days after a major bridge collapsed in Baltimore when a cargo ship rammed into it, we still know little about six bridge workers who are presumed dead after an intensive search. Little by little, we’re learning that police were Continue reading Horror in Baltimore: Awful New Info Emerges About Six Missing Workers
Musk also claimed during the event that unions “naturally try to create negativity in a company.” While that assertion is questionable, unionization could imperil Musk’s meticulous efforts at image management and brand promotion, which have helped turn Tesla and SpaceX Continue reading Elon Musk and Amazon Team Up to Try to Demolish Workers’ Rights
African Americans represent about 13 percent of the workforce and about 35 to 48 percent of the occupations where they’re ghettoized. Notably, there are no longer any jobs that are so “Black” that Blacks represent the majority, as they once Continue reading Affirmative Action Is Dead, and Inequality Is Still Crushing Workers
The first few weeks of this young year have only resurfaced an old problem: the continuing economic havoc that’s roiling the journalism industry. Hundreds of positions have been cut at venerable institutions like the Los Angeles Times and The Wall Continue reading The Corporate Crooks Who Got Caught Stealing Workers’ Wages
“We have a strong economy,” Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, told Scott Pelley of 60 Minutes on Sunday’s broadcast. “Growth is going on at a solid pace. The labor market is strong: 3.7 percent unemployment. And inflation is Continue reading Why Big Tech Loves To Lay Off Workers
As his replacement, Trump nominated Eugene Scalia, a former corporate lawyer at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and son of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. While a BigLaw attorney, Scalia made a living defending corporations from the very department Continue reading A Trump Reelection Will Be Hell on American Workers
Former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani was ordered to pay nearly $150 million in damages to a pair of Georgia poll workers on Friday he defamed. America’s mayor was already found liable in August for defaming election workers Ruby Freeman and Continue reading Broke Giuliani Must Pay Up $148 Million for Defaming Georgia Election Workers
In a 2022 letter to shareholders, Wells Fargo chief executive Charles Scharf insisted that “we have a different company today” and that “hubris, contempt and indifference” were no longer acceptable there. “We will listen and not retaliate,” Scharf pledged at Continue reading Even Bank Workers Want to Unionize Now
Amazon is, after Walmart, the nation’s second largest private-sector employer, employing roughly one million people in the United States. It might at first seem as though Amazon pays well, because counties with Amazon warehouses have higher average earnings than counties Continue reading How Amazon Keeps Workers’ Pay Low
He also valued Mar-a-Lago at $739 million. In reality, it’s worth about a tenth of that amount. Trump’s valuation was based on the property’s potential for residential development, but the terms of its deed prevent the land from ever being Continue reading Everything About Trump’s Michigan Speech Was a Stunt—Including the Workers