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Atlanta Waffle House Workers Rally For Higher Pay And Safer Shifts

The rally, brought together restaurant workers, labor advocates, and members of the Union of Southern Service Workers

Four Black women. Nine degrees. Not one steady paycheck.

The president promised to save “Black jobs,” but his policies have resulted in fresh pain for the Black middle class as the employment gap widens.

Waffle House Workers Rally In Atlanta To Push For $25-An-Hour Wages, 24/7 Security And More

Waffle House workers gathered in downtown Atlanta on Friday night to address workplace issues they say they have faced at the Georgia-based restaurant chain.

Study Finds Black Supervisors May Help Reduce Bias In Hiring Evaluations

Despite decades of diversity initiatives, Black professionals continue to face significant barriers in the workplace, from hiring discrimination and slower promotion rates to racia...

From Jim Crow to ‘Right to Work’: Virginia’s long war against organized labor

Virginia adopted its “right to work” law in 1947, right in the middle of the segregation era.

Working hard for the working class

Aaron and Kimberly connect with Dustin Reinstedler (AFL-CIO), Amy Beasley (President of the Bluegrass Central Labor Council) and check in with the folks who brought you the weekend...

Blue-collar city workers on Florida’s Space Coast form new union

Washington report reveals experience of Black women in public sector

A new report by the Washington State Women’s Commission found Black women in the public sector face persistent bias and scrutiny — with little recourse — that is impacting whether...

Black Women Feel The Brunt Of AI Disruption And DEI Rollbacks Disproportionately

As artificial intelligence transforms industries and companies continue scaling back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, new data suggests Black women workers are faci...

Black mold and $1 wages: Settlement forces immigrant detention centers to protect workers

A settlement announced this week now affirms that private immigrant detention facilities are subject to California's workplace safety and health requirements.