Labor

Still Crazy After All These Years: UN Condemns Cuba Embargo, Again

Labor

Temp Workers Squeezed Most in Tightening Job Market

Labor

Imported Chinese Laborers’ Work Conditions Shock Caribbean Nation

Labor

Change of Heart at WTO? Globalization Doesn’t Help Poor Workers, Report Says

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‘CARE Act’ Would Close U.S. Child Labor Loophole, Get Kids to School

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NBA to Use Replacement Refs During Labor Lockout

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As Climate Talks Continue, Labor Looks for Seat at Table

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Malawi Child Laborers Suffer Nicotine Poisoning

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International Union Slams Iran for Labor Violations

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Japan Election Signals Workers’ Anger, Insecurity

Labor

NYC Campaign Controversy Overshadows Realities of Garment Industry

Labor

Could Stimulus Packages Improve Gender Equality?

Labor

Former UN Diplomat Denied Immunity in Labor Lawsuit

Labor

Around the World, Forced Labor Persists

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UN Tackles Forced Labor in Myanmar

Labor

Global Recession Hitting Women Harder Than Men

Labor

Around the Country, Unions Battle City Governments

Labor

Amid Global Financial Turmoil, Cooperatives Show Resilience

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Reach Out and Rob Someone

After federal investigations into the $4 billion prepaid phone card industry found deceptive practices, state officials and Capitol Hill are finally cracking down on companies

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The Cho Show

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Day Laborers Sue Chicago

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Public Libraries For Profit

The trend of farming out public libraries to a private, profit-oriented business has raised concerns because libraries have long been considered democratic bodies built on the cornerstone of information diversity, transparency and intellectual freedom