Cambodia: Covid-19 Pandemic Used for Union Busting
The Cambodian government used the pandemic to jail union activists, restrict union formation and registration, and block the right to...
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Day of reckoning: Nevada voters remembered all they suffered the past two years – The Nevada Independent
This is the first election in which me and a lot of partisan voters like me did not vote based...
How the Pandemic Changed the Landscape of U.S. Labor Organizing
The story of essential workers during the pandemic is part of the long unraveling of the New Deal. The destruction...
Flu, RSV, Covid: 6 ways employers can deal with a potential wave of absences
Employers may be pushing for more workers to return to the office. But that’s proving to be an uphill battle,...
New York made $11B in improper unemployment payments during Covid-19 pandemic, audit finds
Pedestrians pass an office location for the New York State Department of Labor Thursday, June 11, 2020, in Queens. A...
NCCI Releases Multibureau Evaluation of COVID-19–Phase II: Expanded Data on Claim Characteristics and Trends
BOCA RATON, Fla., Nov. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI), in collaboration with nine other...
“War on Covid” rhetoric does little to shape public attitudes in a polarized political environment and may do more harm than good | USAPP
For much of the global pandemic, authorities have talked about the “war on covid”. In new research, Jessica Blankshain, David...
13 questions with CT Attorney General candidates on justice issues
The race for Connecticut Attorney General is winding down, with four attorneys vying for the office that legally represents the...
Whether it’s ‘soft lifers’ or ‘quiet quitters’ COVID created a new workforce
Strip away all the bot-generated content and social media — or more specifically, trending content on social media — can...
Why Columbus Dispatch’s ed board endorsing Nan Whaley over Mike Dewine
Ultra-conservatives in the Ohio General Assembly are driving the state so far right past the will of the people that...