Reveal del Centro de Reportajes Investigativos, Univision, FRONTLINE, KQED y el Programa de Reportajes Investigativos de UC Berkeley presentan el documental Violación de un Sueño: Jornada Nocturna.
Category: Worked Over
Conditions and obstacles that workers face in the 21st century
Posted inRape on the Night Shift, Worked Over, Workers’ Rights
Bajo la oscuridad, trabajadoras de limpieza enfrentan violaciones y acoso
La mujer que limpia por la jornada nocturna es un blanco fácil para el abuso. Ella entra a fichar después de que el último trabajador haya apagado las luces y cerrado las puertas con llave.
Posted inInside the Newsroom, Rape on the Night Shift, Worked Over, Workers’ Rights
Join our live chat about Rape on the Night Shift
We’re bringing together three of the journalists behind our Rape on the Night Shift investigation for a live chat to answer your questions.
Posted inImmigration, Rape on the Night Shift, Worked Over, Workers’ Rights
Under cover of darkness, female janitors face rape and assault
Sexual assault can happen anywhere. But the way the problem has played out in the workplace largely has escaped public attention. And the night shift janitor is an easy target for abuse.
Posted inOil and Mining, Worked Over
In North Dakota’s Bakken oil boom, there will be blood
Across the Bakken, deeply entrenched corporate practices and weak federal oversight have inoculated energy producers against responsibility when worke
Posted inGovernment Workers, Worked Over
Payday California now includes 2013 public employee compensation data
Reveal has updated its Payday California site, which tracks how local government employees are compensated, with 2013 data, the latest available from the state.
Posted inImmigration, Techsploitation, Worked Over
Senator cites CIR investigation in hearing on abuse of tech workers
In a hearing this week about the H-1B visa program, Sen. Chuck Grassley cited The Center for Investigative Reporting’s Techsploitation series, which found widespread abuse of foreign high-tech workers in the U.S.
Posted inWorked Over, Workers’ Rights
Whistleblowing wins are almost as hard as getting into the NFL
In the decade wrapping up in 2014, only 439 out of more than 23,000 whistleblower complaints were found to have merit.
Posted inDay Care, Worked Over
An absurd quest for records
How safe is your child’s day care? State inspection reports are public records, but it’s accessing them that’s a problem for many parents.
Posted inHealth Care, Worked Over
Surrogacy south of the border
Business is booming for the surrogacy industry in Mexico. Reveal reporter Sandra Bartlett discovers what can go wrong when one of the biggest players in the baby game closes up shop and goes bankrupt.