Here’s Why These Former Employees Are Suing Google
Three former Google employees are suing the tech giant over claims that they endured mistreatment that contradicts the company’s “don’t be evil” motto.
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November jobs report misses forecasts as US adds just 210,000 new jobs amid supply-chain nightmare
The US added just 210,000 jobs in November, badly missing the median estimate of 550,000 payrolls.
The unemployment rate tumbled to 4.2% fro
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Labor and Business News (12/2/2021)
The shelves at the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers’ International Union Local 50 are lined with boxes of Kellogg’s products that the union members and their mothers, brothers, and grandfathers have packed over the past century.
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Life Inside a Strike
I am fascinated with the speed and aggressiveness that strikes have reentered in the workforce, even though I have been predicting this reemergence for many years. It seems that almost every day we are hearing about more labor strikes and threats of strikes in the U.
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Ricardo Torres on LinkedIn: Negotiations continue amidst busy holiday season between local union
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Tesla Will Not Dodge Unions in Its German Factory: Workers Are Already Organizing
Tesla is notoriously averse to unions. It has already been condemned for illegally fighting unionizing efforts, such as in Richard Ortiz’s case. Elon Musk was also ordered to erase a 2018 tweet asking “why pay union dues & give up stock options for nothing?” Tesla followed the same strategy in Germany, but it did not work. Giga Grünheide will be unionized.
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Ricardo Torres on LinkedIn: A Hoffa Ally, Then a Foe, and Soon the Teamsters President
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New ordinance focuses on improvements in wages, workplace safety in Detroit
A new ordinance could give workers in Detroit more of a say over their safety and wages, according to a union and employee rights group that advocated for its passage.
Detroit City Council on Tuesday passed the Industry Standards Board ordinance put forth by Council President Pro Tem Mary…
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Leaked Audio: Amazon Workers Grill Managers at Anti-Union Meeting
“We are putting the company on our back 10 hours a day…They’re taking time away from our breaks. There is no voice here.”
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The Hoffa Era Is Over as a New Top Negotiator Is Coming to the Teamsters
One of the nation’s biggest unions is electing a new president this week as workers are increasingly demanding more from their employers.
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