#Noma #WorkersRights #RestaurantCulture
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Noma L.A. offers meeting with protesters, while former staff now dispute past abuse claims
A movement against Noma has gained steam in public, but a key incident recounted among alleged abuses at the Copenhagen kitchen is now called into question.
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Starbucks union sent the company a proposed contract. Here's what baristas want
Starbucks union members and their supporters, including baristas who have just walked off the job, effectively closing a local branch, picket in front of the store, Feb.
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Restaurant pop-up in Silver Lake prompts protests amid abuse claims against chef
The controversy surrounding Chef Redzepi has led to corporate sponsors like American Express pulling out of the event, while former employees continue to protest the pop-up in Silver Lake, demanding dignity and fair treatment for all workers.
#UnionStrike #WorkersRights #LaborNegotiations
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Colorado workers at JBS meat processing plant give notice, strike possible March 16
The union representing workers at the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley gave a required seven-day notice that it is cancelling its contract extension, effective midnight Sunday, March 15.
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National Association of Letter Carriers rally on South Side ahead of USPS contract negotiations
Union leaders are advocating for higher pay and improved working conditions for letter carriers, while also expressing opposition to the privatization of USPS, citing the service's importance as outlined in the Constitution.
#SexWork #Unionization #WorkersRights
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Sex workers at Nevada brothel fight for the first-ever unionization
PAHRUMP, Nev. (AP) -- Nevada is the only state where people can legally purchase sex, and now sex workers at one of the state's oldest brothels are fighting to become the nation's first to be unionized.
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UMWA eased hard times in the hard coal region
The Great Strike of 1902, led by UMWA president John Mitchell, saw over 140,000 miners stay off their jobs for 163 days, resulting in increased pay and better working conditions after President Theodore Roosevelt intervened to settle the strike.
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Minneapolis union president talks about economic blackout to protest ICE's actions
No work. No school. No shopping. That's what organizers are calling for today in Minnesota to protest ICE actions. Hundreds of local businesses say they will be closed, and unions have endorsed the day of action.
#NursesStrike #HealthcareJustice #WorkersRights
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Rev. Al Sharpton joins nurses in rally for fair wages outside Mt. Sinai in Manhattan
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The Rev. Al Sharpton joined nurses in rallying outside Mount Sinai Morningside in Manhattan as the largest nurses strike in New York City history entered its second week on Martin Luther King Jr.
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Illinois Employment Law Update for 2026
The Illinois State Legislature wrapped up another busy year enacting and amending a wide range of employment laws. This alert provides an overview of what Illinois employers need to know about key legal developments that may affect their compliance obligations, including new leave entitlements and paid break time for nursing mothers, as well as significant changes to the Workplace Transparency Act and Illinois Victims Economic Security and Safety Act.
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More than 21,000 nurses in New York City and Long Island poised to strike
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Minimum wage increase in Michigan brings relief for workers, challenges for restaurants
DETROIT - Starting Jan. 1, Michigan's statewide minimum wage increased to $13. 73, up from $12. 48.
Workers earning minimum wage will notice a little extra cash in their paychecks this month.
