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More than 3,200 Boeing defense workers across Missouri and Illinois have officially gone on strike after overwhelmingly rejecting the company’s latest contract offer. The walkout, led by IAM…
Read article: Boeing Strike: 3,200 Defense Workers Walk Off the Job
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Pasadena Protest Signals Escalation in Labor Dispute On Monday, August 4, 2025, Stater Bros. workers, union representatives, and community supporters will stage a public boycott of the Stater…
Read article: Stater Bros. Workers Urge Boycott Over Labor Disputes
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As companies across the country roll back remote and hybrid policies, thousands of California workers are being ordered back to the office—often with little notice and few accommodations.…
Read article: The Return-to-Office Mandate: What Workers Need to Know
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In a bold move aimed at helping workers keep pace with the city’s high cost of living, Los Angeles passed an ordinance raising the minimum wage for hotel…
Read article: LA’s $30 Hospitality Minimum Wage Sparks Industry Backlash — What Workers Need to Know
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Mass layoffs are coming to one of the most iconic names in Hollywood. Warner Bros. Discovery is cutting approximately 10% of its Motion Picture Group—an estimated 50+ jobs—according…
Read article: Warner Bros. Discovery Lays Off 10% of Film Group: What Workers Need to Know
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In a groundbreaking legal outcome, the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has agreed to pay $6.13 million to settle a lawsuit brought by three Jewish students and…
Read article: UCLA to Pay $6M to Settle Antisemitism Lawsuit: A Wake-Up Call
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Whithorn v. City of West Covina Court of Appeal Case No.: B332558 Filed: July 9, 2025 Judges: Presiding Justice Manella, Justices Collins and Currey Trial Judge: Hon. Terry…
Read article: Fired After Medical Leave—Fire Chief Wins $4.1 Million | California Appeals Court Affirms Verdict
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What a Rate Reduction Could Mean for U.S. Workers Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to announce on Wednesday that the Fed will keep interest rates steady—at…
Read article: Fed to Hold Interest Rates Steady—But What If They Cut?
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In a bold move that signals long-term confidence in American manufacturing, Mars, Inc.—the global company behind beloved brands like M&M’s, Snickers, Kind Bars, and Royal Canin—has committed to…
Read article: Mars’ $2 Billion U.S. Investment: A Sweet Deal for American WorkersFree, confidential consultation
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