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For-profit coding boot camps prey on BIPOC workers

Sravya Tadepalli
Black female computer programmer wearing a red, black, and white flannel works on a new software and coding while working fro

Amy’s Kitchen closes San Jose facility after workers seek to form a union

Alexandra Martinez
Back view portrait of female worker forming cheese at dairy production factory

Employers risk neglecting remote BIPOC workers because of proximity bias

Sakshi Udavant
Employers risk neglecting remote BIPOC workers because of proximity bias

Workers need their employers to do more than just ‘being better’ than other workplaces

Helen Li
people in winter jackets walk on the sidewalk past the window of an REI Co-Op location

This summer, rising temperatures cause concern for agricultural workers

Yesica Balderrama
agricultural workers in personal protective equipment stand in a field

I resigned from Trader Joe’s after watching the company fail its workers, but I’m still advocating for change from the outside

Noella Williams
I resigned from Trader Joe’s after watching the company fail its workers, but I’m still advocating for change from the outside

Self-checkout systems create headaches for cashiers

Sydney Pereira
Self-checkout systems create headaches for cashiers

The push toward a four-day workweek is gaining momentum

Montse Reyes
Team of business professionals wearing face mask sitting in office boardroom during a meeting. Business people having meeting

How a majority BIPOC worker co-op is disrupting the field of therapy

Sydney Pereira
a Black femme doctor in a white long-sleeved jacket sits with a laptop in her lap, gesturing towards the screen while she tal

Florida farmworkers are boycotting Wendy’s over their refusal to join the Fair Food Program

Alexandra Martinez
a farm worker in a light red jacket holds a bucket while picking tomatoes

BIPOC gig workers are more likely to be killed on the job, new report says

Umme Hoque
Man holding a protest sign in support of app workers' rights.

How worker cooperatives shift power to workers 

Sydney Pereira
middle-aged man holds an iPad as four younger colleagues stand around him in a warehouse