wages
Should Your Employer Be Able to Stop You From Getting a New Job?
A federal agency is saying absolutely not.
By Terri Gerstein
These States Raised Their Minimum Wage in 2022
But the cost of living keeps going up, too.
By Jacqui Germain
So Many Teachers Are Leaving Their Jobs
"Too much is expected of teachers without the pay or benefits to back [it] up.”
By Mary Retta
Thousands of Student Researchers Are Unionizing
“Many of us are living paycheck to paycheck.”
By Mary Retta
Of Course People Aren’t Rushing Back to Low-Paid Service Jobs
Why would anyone expect workers to opt into being exploited for low wages?
By Kandist Mallett
The Fight for $15 Isn’t Just About the Minimum Wage
There’s another crucial piece to this movement.
By Jacqui Germain
A Legal Loophole Lets Colleges Pay Students Less Than Minimum Wage
Is this happening to you?
By Mary Retta
What is Universal Basic Income?
And what happens when you give people money for nothing?
By Rebekka Ayres
What You Need to Know Before Signing the Contract for Your First Job
Don’t sign away your rights.
By Molly Coleman and Kimberly Rodriguez
Elizabeth Warren Called Out the "Rigged" Economic System at an HBCU Graduation
"It’s time to change the rules.”
By Lucy Diavolo
In a Historically Uncommon Move for a Democrat, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Will Pay Her Interns
"Time to walk the walk."
By Christianna Silva
Livia Firth Called Out the Fashion Industry's Completely Unfair Wages
Something has to change.
By Alyssa Hardy