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Employers and policymakers choose child labor over raising wages

Michi Trota
color photograph of a small outdoor protest against child labor

Independent, locally focused unions are expanding the playing field for workers’ rights

Sravya Tadepalli
color photo of an outdoor protest in favor of unions. a person stands with their back facing the camera holding up a white pa

Workers say it’s time to nationalize the railroad

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph of three train workers standing near a derailed train

Workers at popular Rockefeller Center restaurant vote against unionization

Annie Faye Cheng
color stock photo of a team of cooks facing away from the camera at work in a restaurant kitchen

DeSantis spends February targeting immigrants, leading up to likely presidential run

Tina Vásquez
color photograph of two Black undocumented immigrants. one, wearing a grey sweatshirt and a baseball cap over short hair, hol

A NYC cannabis community space is harming their workers and Black-led businesses

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph close-up of a black woman exhaling marijuana smoke towards the camera

New York City nurses encourage workers to unionize after victorious three-day strike

Jenika McCrayer
New York City nurses encourage workers to unionize after victorious three-day strike

How a women and immigrant-led marketplace kept business, and community, through Covid

Frances Nguyen
color photograph of an indoor marketplace stall that sells coffee and espresso. a trans flag hangs over the counter, and thre

South Carolina Dollar General workers strike over wage theft and dangerous working conditions

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph of a latina woman holding a red and white bullhorn microphone in front of a small crowd of people holding si

California Burger King franchise ordered to pay workers $2.2 million in stolen wages

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph of a burger king sign against a cloudy blue sky

New labor protections for migrant workers ‘a movement win’ 

Tina Vásquez
color photograph of a masked person standing next to a cardboard cutout of a worker, with a sign in the background that reads

HarperCollins workers have been on strike for over 50 days. Here’s how you can help

Rye White
HarperCollins workers have been on strike for over 50 days. Here’s how you can help