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“When fewer than half our members feel they have the respect of the district’s top leadership and nearly 75 percent of ESPs are working at least one other job to make ends meet, it’s easy to understand why so many Minneapolis educators feel underpaid, overworked and ready to leave the district,” said Shaun Laden, president of MFT 59 ESP. “These are issues we can, and must, resolve in our next contract.”
‘There’s a whole world of labor activism outside the confines of the United States, so we’re devoting this episode to a breakthrough event in Asia last month.’
Rachel Nichols, Dave McMenamin and Nick Friedell react to Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James backing California SB 206, aka the “Fair Pay to Play Act,” a bill that would allow college athletes to make money off endorsements.
As the trade war between the U.S. and China escalates, FRONTLINE and NPR take a look at what led to the rising tensions and what’s at stake.
How one man has spent 25 years thwarting bond money for rural districts, including Worthington, MN.
How would the workplace be different if the workers owned it?
Raising the minimum wage doesn’t have to be so hard.
Members of the Sex Worker Organizing Project (SWOP) Minneapolis and Feminist Strip Club (FSC) respond to a hearing of the Public Health, Environment, Civil Rights, and Engagement Committee of the Minneapolis City Council regarding changes to the Adult Entertainment ordinance.
“Beaten Down, Worked Up” — longtime labor reporter Steven Greenhouse on the future of unions.
Thanks to a loophole in U.S. child labor laws, farmworker kids can pick crops as young as age 10. But education offers a path out of poverty, if the kids can stay in school.