Working in the U.S.A.

U.S.

The importance of Wisconsin for Democrats

Wisconsin with its' strong labor movement and with labor on the decline, the normally blue state could be up for grabs

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Wisconsin

U.S.

Working in the U.S.A.

Unions

U.S.

How investigators catch workers comp scammers

Illinois based private investigator Bob Kiehn makes his living busting workers comp fraudsters. Here’s how he does it

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U.S.

U.S.

Would you crowd fund your maternity leave?

A new site, MyBabyBond.com, allows parents to register for money to cover time off with a newborn

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U.S.

Maine

Election 2016

Working in the U.S.A.

Parenting

Jobs & Unemployment

Technology

Airport iPads are a new way to alienate labor

Technology doesn’t make food service more efficient; it just degrades the workers who provide it

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Technology

Labor

U.S.

Low-wage Workers

Income Inequality

Jobs & Unemployment

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U.S.

Three killed in targeted Seattle homeless shooting

Seattle police are searching for the suspects in the deadly shooting that took place at this well known homeless camp

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Seattle

Homelessness

U.S.

Personal Finance

Working in the U.S.A.

Crime

U.S.

Louisiana governor eyes to eliminate LGBT discrimination in the workplace

New Democratic governor John Bel Edwards is trying to protect gay rights in the workplace, but not everyone agrees

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Louisiana

Same-Sex Marriage

Homosexuality

U.S.

Human Rights

Gay Rights

Working in the U.S.A.

U.S.

'I thought I was going to die': How U.S. workers remain at risk on the job

Millions of Americans have been injured in workplace accidents — and there aren’t enough inspectors to stop them

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U.S.

Working in the U.S.A.

Health

U.S.

Millions of Americans injured in unsafe workplaces

In the US, 13 people die every day on the job, often from accidents that could have been prevented

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Working in the U.S.A.

U.S.

U.S.

Workplace debate: Praying vs. productivity

Arab-American law professor and comedian Amer Zahr discusses firing of workers over dispute about prayer breaks

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Religion, Spirituality & Ethics

Working in the U.S.A.

U.S.

U.S.

Low-wage workers deserve disaster pay

Employees who brave natural disasters to go to work need to be recognized and compensated

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U.S.

Labor

Natural Disasters

Income Inequality

Working in the U.S.A.