If they’re successful, they’ll join Buffalo workers in being the first of the company’s roughly 9,000 corporate-owned locations to form a union
“Allowing payments and collections to resume without taking these actions to protect borrowers in default would undermine our economic recovery”
Progressive lawmakers are celebrating after Starbucks workers in Buffalo triumphed over nearly insurmountable odds to form the company’s first-ever union
“If you work full time, you should be able to live with full financial security, and that’s not the case in California”
“If BBB [is] gutted/dies, we may have just locked in US emissions and thrown away our biggest chance to combat climate change”
Because the proposal almost exclusively favors the wealthy and the 1 percent, progressives are vehemently opposed to the idea
Between John Deere, Kellogg’s, Kaiser Permanente and film and television workers, over 100,000 workers are striking or have threatened strikes in recent weeks
While conservatives circulate spurious talking points about people not wanting to work, they are fighting tooth and nail against Democratic proposals that could save or create jobs
Defense contractors receive a huge portion of the Pentagon’s budget — by some counts, more than half of the over $700 billion that is allocated to Defense each year
Climate advocates say that Biden has thus far been all talk on climate, without the policy proposals or pressure on Congress to show for it
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