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Nation’s largest nurses’ union endorses Bernie Sanders
"We need a president who makes it easier for us to stand together and hold our employers accountable for putting people above profits."Read More
Reflecting on the legacy of Cesar Chavez
With the rise of hate crimes, a polarizing White House administration, and a housing crisis, Cesar Chavez Day, to be celebrated Friday, resonates even more.Read More
Caregivers awarded $1 million in back wages
Employees at several Bay Area assisted-living facilities were paid a monthly salary well below minimum wage because they routinely worked 60 hours per week.Read More
Helen Chávez, labor activist, passes away at 88
Helen Fabela Chávez, widow of UFW president César Chávez, died Monday afternoon in Bakersfield.Read More
Activists rally for strawberry boycott
Workers in San Quintin, Baja Mexico, began striking in mid-March and have been waging intermittent strikes.Read More
Oakland police arrest 14 fast food protesters
Protesters in Oakland were arrested Thursday during a march in support of pay raises and rights for fast-food workers.Read More
San Francisco voters to weigh $15 minimum wage
The minimum wage in San Francisco will climb to $15 by 2018 if voters say "yes" in November. Read More
Gap bumps minimum wage for store workers
Retailer Gap Inc. announced that it will voluntarily boost the minimum wage of its employees.Read More