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by Jordan Zakarin Starbucks is forcing out most of the staff at several of its flagship Seattle stores, a stunning shakeup that some workers believe…

by Jordan Zakarin Starbucks corporate management is instructing store and regional managers to lie about wages and benefits to workers across the country.  An internal…

By Eric Gardner In 2022, industry analysts estimate that Americans will purchase about 20 billion disposable diapers. That equates to about $7.2 billion each year.…

By Libby Rainey Trader Joe’s workers at a New York City store confronted store management Tuesday afternoon to demand immediate changes to safety protocols after…

By Eric Gardner Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos faced questions this week about wage inequality after the company’s SEC disclosure revealed that he made 934…

By Libby Rainey & Nico Pitney Apple’s top retail executive sent an anti-union video to all Apple retail stores in the U.S. on Tuesday, marking…

By Eric Gardner Company data from Tyson Foods indicates that the meat processing giant used its size and power to extract an additional $500 million…

By Max Berger Billionaire-funded super PACs are pouring money into seven key congressional districts to defeat working-class candidates - mostly women of color - in…

by Jordan Zakarin The National Labor Relations Board has filed a major national lawsuit against Starbucks, charging that the company’s employee handbook imposes "overly-broad and…

By Sam Sanders For months, Congress has been developing a massive legislative package aimed at bolstering the U.S.’s economic competitiveness with China. In the Senate,…

by Jordan Zakarin Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz violated federal law when he promised to provide new benefits only to non-unionizing employees, a labor law expert…

By Josh Miller-Lewis Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) is the only Democrat in Congress who opposes abortion rights. But even after it became clear this week…