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We have a plan to build worker power wherever corporate power impacts workers’ lives — in the workplace, across industries, in the boardroom and at the ballot box. Learn more: https://t.co/3z8cDyxizY
Member Scholar @sharblock of @Harvard_Law highlights a crucial issue: the penalties under the NLRA haven't evolved since its enactment, only remedies exist. Changes in interpretations have weakened remedies over time. More on this via @capitalandmain.
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Yesterday, as the @UAW strike entered its second day, talks between the union and the Big Three automakers resumed. The ongoing labor dispute is unprecedented and unique for a number of reasons - Sharon Block
@sharblock breaks it down on @CNNThisMorning: https://t.co/JiykScmB8G
"Beyond the Tomato Fields: Extending a Worker-Driven Approach to Labor Standards Enforcement" by @yooriechang for @OnLaborBlog is one of the items included on this week's #PowerAtWork Weekly Download — subscribe, below:
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@MigrantJustice@ciw@FairFoodProgram Read more about both examples of worker-driven social responsibility and how they have been effective in our latest Clean Slate report, written by @susanlmarquis: https://t.co/kl05dmzU9A
Today's @OnLaborBlog News & Commentary highlights the protest held by #MilkWithDignity farmworkers in Portland, ME this past weekend, urging Hannaford supermarkets to sign a code of conduct for labor and housing conditions on dairy farms.
In today’s News and Commentary, Amazon delivery drivers strike, proposed legislation would limit the power of port workers’ union, and dairy workers in Maine protested Saturday calling for fair pay and better working conditions
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A new report from @CLJEHarvard/@WorkerPowerLaw, written by @susanlmarquis: “With WSR, workers define and claim their human rights to fair pay, freedom from abuse, safe working conditions, and dignity due to all who work hard."
https://t.co/nbzH0PMAoA
Thought you might be interested - how the Fair Food Program & Worker-driven Social Responsibility is protecting the human rights of agricultural, garment industry, fishing, and construction workers. @WSRNetwork#WSR@CIW@WorkerPowerLaw@PrincetonSPIA
In the latest from @WorkerPowerLaw, SPIA's @susanlmarquis highlights the success of the worker-driven social responsibility model in setting and enforcing human rights-based standards for workers with real market consequences for bad actors. @CLJEHarvard https://t.co/kAKefN1JBB
@susanlmarquis Read more about this report and how worker-driven social responsibility enables worker power-building in @yooriechang’s latest post in @OnLaborBlog https://t.co/6z8ZFkCScE
NEW REPORT: In the latest from Clean Slate, @susanlmarquis highlights the success of the worker-driven social responsibility model in setting and enforcing human rights-based standards for workers with real market consequences for bad actors. https://t.co/DsmX9w7Lfj
@susanlmarquis As we highlight in our Clean Slate report, the @CIW's @FairFoodProgram has demonstrated success in transforming the Florida tomato industry through, among several attributes, its worker-empowered monitoring and labor standards enforcement program.
Want to know more about Worker-driven Social Responsibility? Here you go - what it is, how it works, WSR results, and potential for the future. All in one package. What more could you want? @ciw@WSRNetwork@MigrantJustice@CTUL_TC@FairFoodProgram
@equitablegrowth Check out our Clean Slate report, in which we outline policy recommendations for protecting workers' right to collective bargaining and building power here: https://t.co/BVhId2Gvlo
Excellent thread from @EquitableGrowth on understanding what the impact of the Glacier decision could look like in the context of a series of legal shifts that have undermined the power strikes.
Yesterday’s Supreme Court decision in Glacier Northwest, Inc. v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 174 represents yet another blow to worker power in the United States. 🧵
So how can the power of unions and strikes be restored? We need institutions and policies, such as those developed by @WorkerPowerLaw, that in protecting and promoting workers’ ability to bargain collectively will also help build a more equitable economy. https://t.co/S5IvBVFRc4
Minnesota lawmakers are on🔥so many new pro-worker laws. (I hope there’s also funding for enforcement/implementation) https://t.co/RXeFNby4GE via @mnreformer
We're honored to have our Clean Slate for Worker Power report included in Matthew Desmond @just_shelter's reading list in @business. "Poverty, by America" calls for innovative solutions to abolishing poverty, highlighting worker empowerment as key. https://t.co/Dqi4fl0Nxw