Topic Workers Rights
The devices Home Depot installed in their parking lot emit a damaging, high-pitched sound that leaves those exposed feeling nauseous, dizzy, and unstable.
To understand where California strippers now find themselves, let’s look at where they’ve been.
Washington has written new rules for strip club owners and California strippers are taking note.
In February, graduate student workers will vote on forming the first academic worker union at LA's wealthiest university.
Workers at both locations say Ricky Hernandez hasn’t paid them for weeks, and has failed to pay them consistently for years.
Nearly 50 years in the making, the Los Angeles labor effort aims to rebuild better public education for all.
Little Tokyo and Cypress Park workers have joined a global action to demand Starbucks stop union-busting and start negotiating a fair contract.
Workers fought for a law giving them a seat at the table. Now they say corporations are trying to trick voters into repealing the law.
Hundreds walked out to demand better working conditions, an end to retaliation, and a $5-an-hour pay increase.
North Hollywood’s Star Garden seeks to be the nation’s first unionized strip club since the Lusty Lady.
