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Hollywood’s Biggest Stars Explain Why The Oscars Are Still Relevant
With the viewership of the Academy Awards’ broadcast slipping by 35 million since 2000, The Onion asked Hollywood’s biggest stars to explain why the Oscars are still relevant.
USA: International Working Women's Day honours a union on strike
USA: Full-Time Contingent Faculty at New York University Are Trying to Unionize
Norfolk Southern CEO’s Testimony Cut Short After Train Derails Into Capitol Building
Aaron Rodgers Reflects On Life Choices After Jets Emerge As Only Potential Suitor
Mitch McConnell Bankrupted By 3-Day Stay In Hospital
WASHINGTON—As he entered the third day of his stay at George Washington University Hospital, sources confirmed Friday that the treatment Minority Leader Mitch McConnell had received for a concussion sustained during a fall at a D.C. dinner event had left him bankrupt. “For the love of God, how is anyone supposed to be…
McConnell Hospitalized After Fall At Dinner Event In D.C. Hotel
Eighty-one-year-old Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell suffered a concussion after tripping during a private dinner event at a D.C. hotel and remains hospitalized “for a few days of observation and treatment.” What do you think?
International Women’s Day
Women are now nearly 50% of the workforce—yet inequality in the workplace continues. Unequal pay, harassment and discrimination are just some of the abuses women face daily.
But when women stand together, they can demand equality. And a union contract delivers.
We must do everything we can to protect our right to organize, especially from union-busting CEOs like Howard Schultz at Starbucks.
On Tuesday, Liz Shuler, president of the AFL-CIO, spoke at the Senate, imploring senators to pass labor laws that protect our constitutional right to organize and collective bargaining.
Watch President Shuler's Testimony (Starts at 11:54)
The quickest way to equal pay (and equal treatment in every way) is a union contract. And we need laws that protect us and our right to organize.
Tags: Women's History Month