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Workers’ Rights

In the ceaseless push for profits, corporate accountability and safety often take a back seat.

Posted inInequality, Silicon Valley Diversity, Techsploitation, Workers’ Rights

How you can push for more transparency from Silicon Valley’s tech giants

by Byard Duncan November 8, 2017April 10, 2018

Many of Silicon Valley’s biggest tech firms refuse to share their diversity data – which is where you come in. Here’s how you can help.

Posted inAll Work. No Pay., And Justice for Some, Inequality, Worked Over, Workers’ Rights

Chicken workers sue, saying they were modern-day slaves

by Amy Julia Harris and Shoshana Walter October 10, 2017October 10, 2017

Judges across the country had ordered defendants into rehab programs that double as work camps for for-profit companies.

Posted inAccountability, Impact, Inequality, Worked Over, Workers’ Rights

Illinois temp workers win new protections

by Will Evans September 26, 2017September 27, 2017

An advocate says the new law protecting temp workers was in part due to a 2016 investigation by Reveal.

Posted inAccountability, Inequality, Returning Home to Battle, The Trump Era, Workers’ Rights

Trump civil rights nominee called allowing women in combat ‘laughable’

by Will Evans September 18, 2017September 18, 2017

An Iraq War veteran nominated by Trump to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says he has since changed his mind about women in combat.

Posted inThe Trump Era, Workers’ Rights

They died on the job, but OSHA’s website hid their names

by Jennifer Gollan September 7, 2017September 15, 2017

OSHA says it scrubbed a list of workers killed on the job to protect their families. But two workers’ families told Reveal the names should remain.

Posted inThe Trump Era, Worked Over, Workers’ Rights

Labor Department blames data breach for injury reporting site’s shutdown

by Jennifer Gollan August 20, 2017August 21, 2017

The Labor Department disabled the site for submitting records on employee injuries and deaths so tech experts can evaluate any security problems.

Posted inGovernment Workers, The Trump Era, Workers’ Rights

Navy, Coast Guard continue awarding contracts to VT Halter despite safety lapses

by Jennifer Gollan July 17, 2017July 17, 2017

“I have no doubt that a Navy policy to stop giving contracts to shipbuilding firms that flaunt the law and injure workers would save many lives and limbs,” said David Michaels, former head of Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Posted inGovernment Workers, The Trump Era, Workers’ Rights

Trump’s pick for wage chief sued for stiffing house cleaners

by Will Evans July 12, 2017September 7, 2017

Currently head of the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce, Cheryl Stanton was named last year in a lawsuit alleging she failed to pay her house cleaners.

Posted inBorder Patrol, National Security, The Trump Era, Workers’ Rights

Trump proposes dumping protections for shipyard, construction workers

by Jennifer Gollan June 26, 2017June 26, 2017

President Donald Trump’s Labor Department has proposed scrapping key protections intended to protect shipyard and construction workers from exposure to beryllium, a toxic mineral that can cause deadly lung disease.

Posted inInequality, Workers’ Rights

Timeline of Uber troubles traces CEO’s downfall

by Will Evans June 21, 2017June 22, 2017

Amid the cascade of Uber scandals, it’s hard to keep track of them all. Little ones get lost – like the time, last year, when a federal judge berated Uber for using unlicensed private investigators to fraudulently dig up dirt on a conservationist who had sued the company. To help keep track of the mess, here’s a timeline of Uber’s more recent troubles.

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