Labor

Page 74 of 100

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 27: Rideshare drivers wave flags and hold signs during a protest outside of Uber headquarters on August 27, 2019 in San Francisco, California. Dozens of Uber and Lyft drivers staged a protest outside of Uber headquarters in support of California assembly bill 5 and to organize a union for rideshare drivers. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Tech

New Labor Bill Passed by California Senate Would Transform the Gig Economy—And Could Cost Uber $500 Million a Year

By Lizette Chapman, Josh Eidelson, Joyce E. Cutler and Bloomberg
September 11, 2019
British Airways Pilots Strike Heathrow Airport
Finance

British Airways Pilots Tweet That the Company Will Lose $49 Million Per Day During Strike

By
September 9, 2019
Apple logo seen in Shanghai city center on Monday, 30 October 2017, in Shanghai, China. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Tech

Apple Admits Breaking Chinese Labor Laws in the World’s Largest iPhone Factory

By Mark Gurman and Bloomberg
September 9, 2019
Acting Labor Secretary Patrick Pizella Holds 125th Anniversary Of Labor Day Event
Retail

What’s Open—and Closed—on Labor Day 2019? Stores, Restaurants, Banks, Stock Market, Mail Delivery

By
September 2, 2019
Seven Ways to Enjoy White (Wine) After Labor Day
Lifestyle

Seven Ways to Enjoy White (Wine) After Labor Day

By
August 31, 2019
AT&T workers on strike in nine states
Tech

20,000 Striking AT&T Workers Return to Work, Just Days After Walking Out

By
August 28, 2019
AT&T workers on strike in nine states
Tech

Why 20,000 AT&T Workers Went on Strike

By
August 27, 2019
A New ‘Bill of Rights’ for Domestic Workers Will Let Them Finally Bargain Collectively
Commentary

A New ‘Bill of Rights’ for Domestic Workers Will Let Them Finally Bargain Collectively

By David Madland and Adam Stromme
July 19, 2019
BRA07.19-Tech Automation Wages
Magazine

How Automation Is Cutting Into Workers’ Share of Economic Output

By
July 8, 2019
labor shortage
Retail

Fast-Food Workers Have a New Job Perk: Finish a Shift, Get Cash to Go

By Leslie Patton and Bloomberg
May 19, 2019
Uber Pushes Back On State Law Requiring Ride Sharing Vehicles To Have Illuminated Signs
Finance

Here’s How Ride-Sharing Drivers Will Strike Ahead of Uber’s Massive IPO

By
May 8, 2019
WRK05.19.Checkout-girls

How Unions Are Pushing Back Against the Rise of Workplace Technology

By
April 30, 2019
Fast Food Workers Stage Nationwide Protests For Higher Wages

McDonald’s Decides to Stop Lobbying Against Minimum Wage Hikes

By
March 27, 2019
San Francisco's Iconic Anchor Brewing Acquired By Sapporo

Workers at Anchor Brewing, One of America’s First Craft Breweries, Vote to Unionize

By
March 14, 2019
Orange County Register Archive

Workers Want to Spend More Time With Family If They Could, Study Finds

By
March 12, 2019

Most Popular