There’s a Lot to Celebrate This Labor Day: The Summer Has Been Filled with Victories for Workers
A round-up of victories for labor in the last year.
Read more...A round-up of victories for labor in the last year.
Read more...US elections suffer from suppressed voter turnout and are prone to manipulation. India shows that electoral systems can be freer and fairer.
Read more...Jerri-Lynn here. The Department of Justice received considerable plaudits in August when it announced a decision not to renew contracts with private prison companies. At the time, a Marshall Project analysis made it clear that significance of that decision was overstated, as it only affected about 15% of inmates held in private prisons. The Department […]
Read more...I hope these proposals are accepted in the spirit with which they are given.
Read more...Yves here. While this post makes an important point about the degree to which veterans are targets for opioid marketing, as well as the creation of a large and multiheaded “pain lobby” to promote the idea that pain was undertreated (which may have been true, but not to the degree suggested). However, the article also […]
Read more...Welcome to Neoliberal U!
Read more...A revealing effort to acknowledge that the Clintons are corrupt but contend that it doesn’t matter much because the system is rotten.
Read more...Big companies work hard at silencing whistleblowers. Here are some ways to keep them from shutting whistleblowers down.
Read more...Labor activists charge that pressure-cooker jobs and employer abuse are leading to more work-related suicides. But how can companies by held to account?
Read more...Clinton’s hard move to the right is causing some consternation among bona fide progressives. But what will they do about it?
Read more...Economists despair about the impact of technology on jobs. They underestimate the need for care work, as in services for the young and aged.
Read more...Yet another WalMart scam….
Read more...Debunking the idea that better education is an adequate remedy for inequality and high unemployment.
Read more...Thomas Friedman has managed to outdo himself on the downside.
Read more...Policy implementing the Maine Solid Waste hierarchy should be justified using emergy as the unit of account, and not dollars.
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