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Jake Bittle is a freelance writer. He was formerly an editorial intern at The Nation and the editor in chief of the South Side Weekly , a nonprofit newspaper that covers the South Side of Chicago. You can give him kind or unkind feedback via Twitter.
Democrats are right to be outraged—but their ideas aren’t much better.
Until the federal government tackles rural homelessness as a distinct issue, the problem will only get worse.
The Service Employees International Union is poised to represent half of all adjunct faculty in the “right to work” state’s public-school system.
The senator is calling on the Trump administration to strengthen the agency, not sell it off.
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Cutbacks have created a labor shortage at smaller stations, and mail carriers are struggling to do their jobs.
Non-tenure-track professors at the University of Iowa are fighting for bargaining rights in the kind of labor environment Janus threatens to make the national norm—and they’re ready for direct action.
The State of Alabama was warned that its planned execution of Hamm would be painful and torturous. It kept going anyway.
The tech giant’s rise has pushed mail clerks and carriers to the breaking point.
And it’s not the first to do so.
Reform comes first and foremost in the Democratic primary.
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