Rose Arrieta - In These Times

Rose Arrieta was born and raised in Los Angeles. She has worked in print, broadcast and radio, both mainstream and community oriented — including being a former editor of the Bay Area’s independent community bilingual biweekly El Tecolote. She currently lives in San Francisco, where she is a freelance journalist writing for a variety of outlets on social justice issues.

Protesters Arrested at $15-an-Hour Action Outside Burger King

Hundreds of San Francisco Transit Workers Stage ‘Sickout’ to Protest Pension Cuts

Detainees Reportedly Thrown Into Solitary Confinement as Hunger Strike Continues

Billboards Pave the Way for a Fight for 15 in Los Angeles

California Domestic Workers Win Long-Sought Bill of Rights

Wal-Mart Workers Take Demands for Change to Marissa Mayer’s Penthouse

Demanding Better Pay and Workplace Safety, BART Workers Go On Strike

‘E-Verification’ of Mi Pueblo Workers Sparks Fear and Ire

Native Women and Sex Trafficking: An Overlooked Crisis

In Memoriam: Mike Welch, Organizer and Unsung Hero of Labor Movement

San Franciscans Clash With U.K. Grocer Over Labor Practices, Job Creation

Immokalee Workers and Allies ‘Fast for Fair Food’ in Florida

What Alabama’s Anti-Immigrant HB56 Has Wrought

Berkeley Workers ‘March For Dignity’ After DHS Audit Slashes Steel Plant Workforce

As Negotiations Loom, Janitors From Across California March in LA

Construction Work: Still Deadly, Still Badly Regulated

Worker Unrest Returns to Foxconn Factory in China

Trouble in Candyland: American Licorice Workers Strike Over Healthcare Benefits

Happy Holidays? Not for 200 Pacific Steel Workers in California

Good News on Horizon for America’s Growing In-Home Care Workforce

Forty Verizon Workers Fired for Strike Activity

Phil Ochs: The Forgotten Man of the ‘60s Protest Era

Oakland General Strike Builds Solidarity With Labor

San Francisco Union Members and Occupy Protesters ‘Foreclose’ Wells Fargo

Verizon Workers to iPhone Lovers: Side With Us

Rights of Tobacco Farm Workers Go Up in Smoke in North Carolina

Labor Charges Filed in Castlewood Club Lockout

Nurses Union to Wall St.: ‘You Got to Give Up the Dough—Pay What You Owe!’

Labor’s Tar Sands Pipeline Dilemma

Guatemala Labor Case: US Steps Up Pressure

Good News for Wage-Theft Victims in San Francisco

Giant Supervalu Grocery Chain Sues Small Workers Center

On Sacred Ground: Native Occupation of Calif. Cove Ends After Tribes’ Victory (UPDATED)

Domestic Workers Rights Bill Moves Forward in California

Congresswoman and Eva Longoria Partner to Help Children in the Fields

Mad as Hell, and Not Going to Drive Anymore: San Francisco Cabbies Hold Two-Hour Strike

Janitors Commemorate 21st Anniversary of Justice for Janitors March

Grocery Store Cleaners Enter Day 7 of Hunger Strike

Card Check Bill for California Farm Workers Heads to Governor’s Desk

‘Locked Out’ Savors Story of Rio Tinto Miners’ Hard-Fought Victory

Chipotle Workers Under New Scrutiny by the Feds

United Front: Labor, Immigrant Rights Movements See Converging Future

Salvadoran Farmer Activist Resists Corporate Gold Mining Plans

A Lawsuit, 1,000 E-mails and San Francisco’s Superfund Site

Japan’s Disaster and the Question of Charity Work

Mexican Grocery Chain Workers Sue for Unpaid Wages in Silicon Valley

‘Deeper Into the Shadows’: The Aftermath of ICE’s Audits and Enforcement Strategy

‘Silent Raids’: ICE’s New Tactic Quietly Wreaks Havoc on Immigrant Workers

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