Does the company treat female employees fairly? The question goes back to court.
Working in America
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Steve Jobs and the Chinese Wall
The former Apple CEO might have been an innovator, but there’s one thing he didn’t invent: exploiting foreign workers.
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Once Made in the USA
The U.S. may soon reach the point where it can’t rebuild its manufacturing base.
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Florida, Inc.
If a state were a business, CEO Rick Scott would be shown the door.
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Captive Labor
The old prison labor was chain gangs and license plates. The new prison labor is contracts with corporate America to employ inmates at less-than-minimum wage.
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Yes, Union
Labor’s message to liberals: Rumors of our irrelevance have been much exaggerated.
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Essay: Labor and the Intellectuals
Despite reciprocal indifference, labor unions and liberal intellectuals can still enliven one another.
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Dear Brother Sweeney: An Open Letter to Labor’s New Leader
Get out of Washington, hire the idealistic young, and turn Labor back into a movement.
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You’re Being Robbed
A few simple ideas on how to revive labor and liberalism.
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Toward a More Perfect Union: New Labor’s Hard Road
The labor movement has new life, but faces immense obstacles. Here’s what it can accomplish.
