FEB. 28, 2006 Earning as little as 6 dollars and forty cents an hour, janitors working for contractor UNICCO at the University of Miami go on strike over wages and benefits, working conditions, and union recognition. Students and faculty at the university joined in demonstrations, sit-ins, and hunger strikes, and by the fall, the janitors ratified a contract that increased wages and included health care benefits and paid vacation time. ~ Voices of Labor
• The future for labor • Nonprofit workers need unions, too • Immigration is for rich people • I was skeptical of unions. Then I joined one. • How will autonomy affect the trucking industry? • Training gets Teamsters involved in 2020 race • The $15 minimum wage bill has all but died in the Senate • On a Kentucky train truck, a union protest without the union • Truckers say trade war “killing’ ability to make a living • Penn. workers docked pay for not attending Trump speech • America has a half-million fewer jobs than we thought • Heat takes down more UPS workers during hottest summer ever • 50 states. 50 photos. How many can you guess?
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