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Telling a Complete Story of the Pandemic Must Start with Workers

By Amie Stager

What Captive Audience Meetings Are—And Why Minnesota’s Labor Movement Wants to Ban Them

Why workers say captive audience meetings are coercive and unfair.

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Starbucks Is Trying to Wear Workers Down Through Its Relentless “Soft” Union Busting

Amid a historic unionizing campaign across the country, workers are continuing to organize despite Starbucks ‘soft’ union-busting tactics.

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Telling a Complete Story of the Pandemic Must Start with Workers

By Amie Stager | March 27, 2023

What a new book can teach us about listening.