Showing just how powerless the agency has become in protecting workers, a court rules it can’t require employers to post a simple poster advising employees of their right to unionize.
E. Tammy Kim
E. Tammy Kim lives in Brooklyn and writes about culture and politics. She is working on essays and visual art, and co-editing a book about world-music label Sublime Frequencies.Follow @etammykim
Posted inAmerica and the World
South Korea’s Northern Stories
No one understands North Korea’s current nuclear moves better than those who live in the country next door, and who lived through the darkest moments of the 20th century.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Home Is Where the Union Is
A new report highlights the deplorable employment conditions home-care workers face. Thankfully, a new movement has sprung up to improve them.
Posted inBooks, Arts and Culture
Art for Hire
When will people making a living in the arts fight for their right to be compensated fairly for their contributions to culture?