在劳动节,工党在哪里?美国工人如何失去权力?
企业高管们越来越自信地向民主党和工会领导人求爱,共同努力挫败跨种族劳工运动,这是唯一一场与富豪们争夺平局的战斗力量。
The overtime rule, one of the Obama administration’s key labor policies, would have extended overtime pay to more than 4 million U.S. workers.
作者 Kelsey Jukam
Just days before Labor Day, a federal judge in Texas struck down a U.S. Department of Labor rule that would have made millions more employees eligible to receive overtime pay. U.S. District Judge Amos Mazzant in Sherman, Texas federal court
Workers around the world marked May Day with protests and demonstrations for better pay and working conditions.
Workers and activists marked May Day around the world Monday with defiant rallies and marches for better pay and working conditions. Police detained 70 people in Istanbul as they tried to march, garment workers in Cambodia defied a government ban to demand higher wages, and workers in Spain deplored the country's 19 percent
Wage-earners have seen their real earnings stagnate or decline while those chosen few with access to near-zero interest borrowed capital have seen their net income and wealth explode higher
Let's honor Labor Day by reviewing what's happened to wage-earners in the eight years since central banks "saved the financial system" with free money for financiers: wage-earners have taken a beating and been dumped in a ditch. It's really very simple: wage-earners have seen their real earnings (as measured by purchasing power) stagnate or decline