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The Legal Challenge to NYC’s Minimum Payments Law: Do Lyft and Juno Have a Point?

Published February 7th, 2019 - Sanjukta Paul

New York City’s new minimum payments rule for drivers in the ride-hailing sector is sorely needed, and is in many ways a policy model for cities around the country. The City ought to perfect this path-breaking policy by ensuring that it does not advantage domi... More »

Polling the Teacher Walkouts: Strong Support for the Teachers, Unions, and Future Labor Action

Published February 20th, 2019 - Alexander Hertel-Fernandez

Nearly a year ago today, West Virginian public school teachers announced a statewide strike, launching a wave of unprecedented labor action among U.S. educators. The strike wave continued through public schools in a number of deep-red states, including Oklahom... More »

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Today’s News & Commentary—February 19, 2019

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Protecting Worker Power with Antitrust

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Today’s News & Commentary — February 18, 2019

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