• info@workplacefairness.org
Facebook-f Instagram Linkedin Twitter Youtube
Donate Now

July 15, 2019

Minnesota Amazon workers plan Prime Day strike, this week in the war on workers

Leave a Comment / worker's rights / By

Consider there to be a digital picket line around Amazon’s upcoming Prime Day. Workers in a Shakopee, Minnesota, warehouse are staging a walkout for six hours of Prime Day to protest harsh working conditions. Amazon’s answer to the workers’ protest is that it raised wages to a $15 minimum. Which is good. But it’s not what they’re talking …

Minnesota Amazon workers plan Prime Day strike, this week in the war on workers Read More »

Trump’s acting Labor secretary pick feared by unions

Leave a Comment / unions / By

Patrick Pizzella, tapped by President Donald Trump on Friday to step in as acting Labor secretary, is a polarizing figure beloved by conservatives for his pro-business views and disliked by unions and Democrats for a history of opposing worker protections. Pizzella, who has served as deputy secretary of Labor since April 2018, will take over …

Trump’s acting Labor secretary pick feared by unions Read More »

Copyright © 2023 Workplace Fairness, All rights reserved.

Facebook-f Instagram Linkedin Twitter Youtube
Scroll to Top

Madeline Messa

Madeline Messa is a 3L at Syracuse University College of Law. She graduated from Penn State with a degree in journalism. With her legal research and writing for Workplace Fairness, she strives to equip people with the information they need to be their own best advocate.

  • “New York, NY”