Fast food workers protest wage theft
Elected officials, clergy, community, and union members joined in a spirited protest outside the McDonalds in this city's Fair Haven neighborhood Mar. 18.
Nurses demand that State Department vouch for safety of XL pipeline
The NNU believes the State Department has done an indequate review of what appears to be serious risks for public health posed by the pipeline.
Disabled workers paid sub-minimum wages in sheltered workshops
People with intellectual or physical disabilities are often working in "sheltered workshops" across this nation for sub-minimum wage.
Today in women's history: Physician Sarah Dolley born
She was supportive of women's rights, and instrumental in the formation of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union in 1893.
Why Missouri's assisted healthcare system is sick
I've witnessed healthcare workers in a suffocating environment that is dubious from start to finish.
NNU: Big hospital chain retaliates vs. nurses who led patient safety campaign
"These disgraceful firings are being carried out in direct retaliation for the public advocacy of these courageous nurses."
Reproductive clinic law could impact organizers, workers rights
The case involves whether the 35-foot limit violates the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and its free speech guarantees.
Miners’ deaths increased in 2013
Deaths in the nation's mines rose from 36 in 2012 to 42 in 2013, the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) reported.
Fighting for fast food workers in Silicon Valley
Around 50 representatives of labor and community groups rallied Dec. 5 in support of workers at a McDonald's here as part of the national day of action for fast food workers.
Young workers may pay zero premiums under Obamacare
The no premium plans were designed to encourage young and healthy people to enter (some) exchanges easily, enroll, and not worry about paying a penalty.
