Tagged Workers Rights
Russell Stover has begun using prison labor to make candy in Kansas
Russell Stover has begun using prison labor to make candy in Kansas
07.01.2021
by The Counter
In 2019, federal immigration authorities carried out the largest worksite raid in U.S. history. The fallout continues.
In 2019, federal immigration authorities carried out the largest worksite raid in U.S. history. The fallout continues.
06.17.2021
by The Counter
A Georgia poultry plant where six workers were killed continues to block government officials from investigating on-site
A Georgia poultry plant where six workers were killed continues to block government officials from investigating on-site
06.10.2021
by The Counter
Whole Foods cuts breaks from 15 minutes to 10
Whole Foods cuts breaks from 15 minutes to 10
01.14.2021
by The Counter
Leaked internal reports shed light on Amazon’s worker surveillance tactics
Leaked internal reports shed light on Amazon’s worker surveillance tactics
11.24.2020
by The Counter
Workers have filed 4,775 complaints to OSHA about exposure to Covid-19 on the job. The agency has issued only one citation to an employer.
Workers have filed 4,775 complaints to OSHA about exposure to Covid-19 on the job. The agency has issued only one citation to an employer.
06.04.2020
by Sam Bloch
Grocery and restaurant workers rarely get paid sick leave. This could worsen Covid-19’s spread
Grocery and restaurant workers rarely get paid sick leave. This could worsen Covid-19’s spread
03.17.2020
by The Counter
Actually, paid sick leave might not be too expensive for restaurant owners
Actually, paid sick leave might not be too expensive for restaurant owners
03.12.2020
by Jessica Fu
In California, Wonderful Citrus strike exposes a murky world of unequal pay for farmworkers
In California, Wonderful Citrus strike exposes a murky world of unequal pay for farmworkers
01.15.2019
by Sam Bloch