Why the Labor Movement Should Fight for Prison Abolition
It’s time the labor movement embraces abolition: for the sake of its membership and in order to...
Why the Labor Movement Should Fight for Prison Abolition
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Marina Multhaup
Marina Multhaup is a student at Harvard Law School and a member of the Labor and Employment Lab.
Today’s News & Commentary—March 3, 2021
Today’s News & Commentary—March 3, 2021
Yesterday, Senator Sanders said that he would move to force a vote on a $15 federal minimum...
Today’s News & Commentary—February 17, 2021
Today’s News & Commentary—February 17, 2021
At least seventeen people have died and million remain without power in Texas as an...
The Injustice of UI Clawbacks
The Injustice of UI Clawbacks
Across the country hundreds of thousands of people are receiving notices from their state...
Today’s News & Commentary—February 3, 2021
Today’s News & Commentary—February 3, 2021
Senate Democrats voted yesterday to proceed with a Covid relief package without Republicans....
Today’s News & Commentary— January 20, 2021
Today’s News & Commentary— January 20, 2021
Today is the inauguration of President Joe Biden, whose candidacy has been supported by union...
A Legal Challenge Against Racist Labor Exclusions Finds Life in Washington
A Legal Challenge Against Racist Labor Exclusions Finds Life in Washington
On November 5th the Washington Supreme Court ruled, in a 5-4 decision, that dairy workers are...
Martinez-Cuevas: Reckoning with Labor Law’s Racist Roots
Martinez-Cuevas: Reckoning with Labor Law’s Racist Roots
The Washington Supreme Court is currently deliberating a case that could have major economic...