
The Reality Behind the ‘Surging’ U.S. Economy
A tiny uptick in wages won’t do much to help Americans squeezed by debt and facing rising prices for medicine, child care, housing, and other essentials.
A tiny uptick in wages won’t do much to help Americans squeezed by debt and facing rising prices for medicine, child care, housing, and other essentials.
Democrats have enough heft in Congress to force floor debates on proposals that meaningfully target inequality, but they’ll need support from their moderate contingent if any real change is to occur.
Executives have a powerful incentive to cheat their workers: to pad their own exorbitant paychecks.
Huge tax cuts for energy corporations have left state school budgets broke.
It’s bad for workers, customers, and the economy alike when employers pass the cost of a living wage entirely on to their customers.
Congress needs to subject the super rich to the same reporting and withholding standards as the rest of us.
Public sector unions are among the only institutions that still stand against the unchecked influence of corporations. And they are under attack.
China wants to change its labor law in favor of workers and, according to Tim Costello, Brendan Smith, and Jeremy Brecher, foreign corporations are squawking.
Wal-Mart CEO compensation is 871 times as high as U.S. Wal-Mart worker pay; 50,000 times Chinese worker pay.