by Ian Karbal | Mar 30, 2026 | EPI, labor, Labor Rights, Minimum Wage, News, Pennsylvania
Almost as soon as the state House passed a bill which would raise Pennsylvania’s minimum wage to $15 an hour, an organization called the Employment Policies Institute began reaching out to members of the media in Pennsylvania to share its view. One press release included a quote attributed to Rebekah Paxton, identified as the group’s research director. “Today’s vote ignores the well…
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by Julia Conley | Nov 27, 2025 | Bangladesh, Black Friday, Garment Workers, India, Labor Rights, News, Pakistan, right to organize, Sri Lanka
With clothing companies that will be offering discounted Black Friday deals this week relying heavily on the labor of tens of millions underpaid and overworked garment workers across the Global South, two reports by the human rights group Amnesty International make the case that ensuring these employees are afforded the right to organize their workplaces is key to ending worker exploitation across…
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