Labor

Why Lelo Juarez Chose Self-Deportation

Since discovering in the 1980s the huge profits to be made in federal contracts, the company has become one of…

2 months ago

A Return to Patronage

Not since the dawn of the 20th century, before the civil service system was fully established, have government jobs been…

2 months ago

Labor Leaders Center The Real Stakes In Redistricting Fight

Setting the stage for Gov. Gavin Newsom and other elected Democrats, at a press conference announcing the redistricting plan, the…

2 months ago

Gelson’s Markets Workers Reach Tentative Agreement on New Contract

Vote results and further information on the contract will be shared with the public after membership has had a chance…

2 months ago

LA Briefs: Services Expanded to Cover Eviction Prevention and Enrollment in Safety Net Programs

On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” into law – a reconciliation bill that includes…

2 months ago

Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach Post Busiest Months Ever, POLA Eclipses 1 Million Container Units

Rogers discussed the impacts of tariffs on transportation, warehousing and inventory.

2 months ago

The Hidden Costs of the Big Data Surveillance Complex

Whether the public realizes it or not, the environment and citizens are being polluted by the actions of private tech…

2 months ago

LA Briefs: Measles Exposure Alert Issued, City Scales Back Layoff Plans

This traveler arrived on China Airlines Flight #008 at the Tom Bradley International Airport (TBIT) Terminal B, gate 153 on…

2 months ago

Union Roots, Modern Fights

The interesting thing that is starting to happen is that unions are starting to engage with each other more collaboratively…

2 months ago

Randi Weingarten’s AI Betrayal

These AI companies don’t want to “teach students about AI.” They want to define AI for them — framing it…

2 months ago