If the minimum wage were raised to $15 by 2024, nearly four out of every 10 single parents who work (38.9 percent) would receive higher pay, including 43.0 percent of working single mothers. https://t.co/VsZY89XMFL #RaiseTheWage#FightFor15
CWA's suing on behalf of job seekers who allegedly missed out on employment opportunities because companies used Facebook’s ad tools to target people of other ages! When FB’s algorithm excludes older workers, advertisers are engaging in disparate treatment https://t.co/zt6nzIrhdF
Saturday is #WorkersMemorialDay, the day each year when the labor movement mourns workers who lost their lives on the job. Join @CentralLaborNYC & @NYCOSH at City Hall tomorrow to commemorate lives lost & recommit to the fight for workplace safety: https://t.co/wNI75JhNvO #NYC1u
Mississippi is the poorest state in the country, and yet less than 7% of families are enrolled in welfare. Work requirements are mainly to blame. https://t.co/RlWB7Ece1u
Report: Unemployment assistance in Florida lagged after Hurricane Irma - via @TB_Times https://t.co/smIPfiG2gH Data shows only 7,149 Floridians were able to file initial Disaster Unemployment Assistance claims through Feb.
Gov. Scott's @FLDEO says it was 42,000. Source, @FLDEO?
Only 7,149 workers were able to apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance in Florida after Hurricane Irma, and just a third of those determined to be eligible actually received the benefits -- only 2,434.
"The numbers really speak for themselves." https://t.co/uqTLfMEKF9 #FLSen
Report: Unemployment assistance in Florida lagged after Hurricane Irma https://t.co/uqTLfMEKF9 @MalenaCarollo@TB_Times covers our report detailing the dismal performance of Gov. Rick Scott and his administration on disaster jobless aid. #FLSen
In good times, safety net for the jobless frays
"Across the nation, only 1 in 4 unemployed workers are receiving benefits, as Republican-run states like Florida have made the benefit both harder to claim and shorter in duration."
https://t.co/0JDZ0lzgGl via @csmonitor#fixUI
#6MonthsAfterMaria, Puerto Rico is still in crisis. National attention may have waned, but tens of thousands of American citizens remain without permanent shelter, water, or electricity. As hurricane season approaches, our fellow American citizens need us to stand with them.
Maine Department of Labor still silent about botched unemployment system
Internal memo says top officials ordered the destruction of records of complaints from unemployed workers unable to claim or receive their earned benefits.
https://t.co/8czCSCU4I5 #fixUI#meleg