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Sunday, August 9, 2009

AFL-CIO NOW BLOG | Jobs with Justice Launches New Blog

AFL-CIO NOW BLOG | Jobs with Justice Launches New Blog

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LBO News from Doug Henwood

Fresh audio product: financiers on university boards; the politics of climate - Just added to my radio archive (click on date for link): April 10, 2025 Charlie Eaton and Alina Gibadulina on the increasing prominence of hedge fund and p...
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Jobs with Justice Blog

The Role Of Plumbing In Modern Sustainable Living - Sustainable living has transcended being merely a trend; it has become a cornerstone of responsible and eco-conscious living. At the forefront of this sh...
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The Latest from the Institute for Policy Studies

Libraries Are Priceless — And They Need Our Support - Slashing federal library funding will have devastating repercussions, especially in rural areas and small towns. The post Libraries Are Priceless — And T...
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Le Monde diplomatique - English edition

What's trade got to do with it? - The World Bank and other international agencies compile annual data on the aggregated value of international trade in goods and services as a proportion ...
2 days ago
Citizen Action of New York

Yonkers Times – Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado Joins Residents for ‘Empty-Chair’ Town Hall in Rep. Lawler’s Absence - The post Yonkers Times – Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado Joins Residents for ‘Empty-Chair’ Town Hall in Rep. Lawler’s Absence appeared first on Citizen Action o...
1 week ago
It's Getting Hot In Here

How Many Hours is Considered Part-Time Work in California? - California’s labor laws are renowned for their comprehensiveness, aiming to protect employees while ensuring employers meet their obligations. One recurr...
3 weeks ago
FP Passport

Japan Finally Got Inflation. Nobody Is Happy About It. - After 25 years of deflation, the public is mad about price rises.
1 year ago
Grasping Reality with Both Hands: The Semi-Daily Journal Economist Brad DeLong

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1 year ago
Single Payer Action

Sanders Jayapal Put Single Payer Medicare for All on Back Burner - Single payer activists want Medicare for All front and center in Congress. But Senator Bernie Sanders and Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal have put the issu...
3 years ago
PORTSIDE

Remembering George Floyd, the man - [ Before he became a symbol in the fight for racial justice, friends say Floyd was a ‘gentle giant’ who sought a fresh start] [https://portside.org/] REMEMB...
4 years ago
PORTSIDE

Remembering George Floyd, the man - [ Before he became a symbol in the fight for racial justice, friends say Floyd was a ‘gentle giant’ who sought a fresh start] [https://portside.org/] REMEMB...
4 years ago
PORTSIDELABOR

The Workers Hit Hardest By The Pandemic Are In For The Longest Recovery - [ “The first fired and the last hired”: Black and Latino workers are likely to suffer the longest from the COVID-19 recession.] [https://portside.org/] PORT...
4 years ago
PORTSIDELABOR

The Workers Hit Hardest By The Pandemic Are In For The Longest Recovery - [ “The first fired and the last hired”: Black and Latino workers are likely to suffer the longest from the COVID-19 recession.] [https://portside.org/] PORT...
4 years ago
Working In These Times

The Largest Private-Sector Strike of the Year Is Headed for Union Victory - BATH, MAINE—It’s no coincidence that the first strike in 20 years at Bath Iron Works (BIW) began months into the Covid-19 pandemic. While Maine has one o...
4 years ago
Talking Union

Strike at Marriott Hotels in Boston - by Hugh Lee Fowler Schlesinger Workers and supporters picketed outside the Sheraton Boston Wednesday [photo credit:Boston Globe] October 3, 2018 UNITE HER...
6 years ago
Labor is Not a Commodity

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6 years ago
Jason Gooljar: The Working Families Party Man -- Kill the Corporation

Green jobs have to be just jobs - It’s tempting to imagine that men like Elon Musk can save the planet for us, that we just need to unleash the power of their innovation and wait for the ma...
7 years ago
LENIN'S TOMB

Identity, love and death - *I*. Identity, in the modern sense, is necrological. It is an obituary notice. It overwrites us, in lapidary fashion, with the deposit of history. Here li...
7 years ago
praxis makes perfect.

It’s been years! - Hey Friends, turns out I’ve only made one post in the last 4 years. Considering coming back…more soon? In the meantime here’s an interview I did just after...
7 years ago
Black Agenda Report

It's Getting Real – Google Censors the Left. And Us. - *by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon* Conclusive evidence exists that Google is suppressing public access to socialist and left wing websites, almost c...
7 years ago
The New Internationalist Blog - From the Archive

‘We are with you’: 22 East London housing estates stand in solidarity with Grenfell - A gesture of love and solidarity from estates and communities in East London to Grenfell and their local community.
7 years ago
AFL-CIO NOW BLOG

Why I Chose a Union Voice at Thrillist - Why I Chose a Union Voice at Thrillist [image: Thrillist staff chooses a union voice with WGAE.]Anthony Schneck Shortly after news broke that Thrillist had...
8 years ago
MRZine.org

Louis Allday, "Controlling the Narrative on Syria" - [image: MRZine]Arguably, no war has been more mediated by misunderstanding than the conflict currently taking place in Syria. This article will seek to cor...
8 years ago
Gawker

How Things Work - Gawker.com is shutting down today, Monday 22nd August, 2016, some 13 years after it began and two days before the end of my forties. It is the end of an ...
8 years ago
Free exchange

Improve your life by making huge decisions with a coin toss - New research on status quo bias provokes both thoughts and doubts
8 years ago
unsettling economics

Inhuman humans - The Supreme Court case which supposedly decided to corporations should be treated as human beings never did so, although the Supreme Court clerk who summar...
8 years ago
Labor & Economic News - Institute for Research on Labor & Employment Library

When a State Balks at a City’s Minimum Wage - *When* a *State* *Balks* at a City’s Minimum Wage Veronica Roscoe, who earns $7.75 an hour working at a Burger King here, thought last August that she ha...
9 years ago
Dennis Perrin

And A One, And A Two . . . - (From SAVAGE MULES. I keep reading how Bernie Sanders is George McGovern. Maybe he is.) *ANTIWAR MULE CAMEO* As the Nixon era commenced, larger sections...
9 years ago
City Room

Please Note: The N.Y. Today and Metropolitan Diary Columns Are Not Going Away - The City Room blog is going dark, but the features that appeared on it, like New York Today and Metropolitan Diary, are continuing as ever.
9 years ago
Economics and similar, for the sleep-deprived

- *Simply because it's the right thing to do* I find myself pondering the vast contorted pile of twisted knickers that have been piled up all over my media ...
9 years ago
Women, Unions, and Our Stories

Equal Rights For Women!! - Best. Oscar. Speech. EVER!! Patricia Arquette wins and uses her speech to help bring sanitation to the developing world. http://givelove.org/ And "...to ev...
10 years ago
Albany Watch

Follow us on Politics on the Hudson - Thanks to everyone who has been a loyal reader of Albany Watch. As of today, we are combining the content here with Politics on the Hudson, the politics ...
11 years ago
Stop Me Before I Vote Again

Moving day comin' up - Getiing ready to move the blog to a different host and a different software platform. There may be some interruptions in service, as they say on the subway...
12 years ago
Barbara's Blog

Nickel and Dimed (2011 Version) - On Turning Poverty into an American Crime By Barbara Ehrenreich I completed the manuscript for Nickel and Dimed in a time of seemingly boundless prosperity...
13 years ago
Open Left - Front Page

SOTU warm-up & open thread - First off, from Bob Herbert's excellent NYT Op-Ed, on Social Security, *"Raising False Alarms"* that begins with the line, "If there's a better government ...
14 years ago
Global Labor Strategies

New Website - Please note that our website has...
14 years ago
still learning

- i’ll be done with my first year of college in about 18 hours. but my mind is not with my finals. 2 of my dear friends, emmakate and ben, are being held in...
14 years ago
LABORNERD

Trumka, Shuler, Holt Baker Hit the Road for Jobs, Fair Economy - The AFL-CIO's new leadership team isn't wasting a second. Hours after the close of the AFL-CIO 26th Constitutional Convention, they're riding the momentum ...
15 years ago
Young Left and Mennonite

- Three Rivers Climate Convergence Call to Action Their Strategy: Isolate themselves behind fences, barricades and police, use millions of our tax dollars to...
15 years ago
Many Little Things

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Labor Law Blog

President-Elect Obama on EFCA - President-Elect Obama recently discussed the Employee Free Choice Act with the Washington Post editorial board. The audio is here, and the relevant portion...
16 years ago
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