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Virtually No Wage Growth, Surge in Stock Buybacks: Study Offers More Proof Trump Tax Cuts Were ‘Designed to Put a Big Windfall in Oligarch Pockets’

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on May 29, 2019   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Virtually No Wage Growth, Surge in Stock Buybacks: Study Offers More Proof Trump Tax Cuts Were ‘Designed to Put a Big Windfall in Oligarch Pockets’

  “It’s done nothing to raise wages and flown right into corporate execs’ pockets,” Rep. Bill Pascrell said of the Republican tax law Despite lofty promises from President Donald Trump and the Republican Party, the $1.5 trillion in tax cuts that went into effect last year have done little—if anything—to raise workers’ wages, boost economic […]

Recruiting for More than 4,000 Seafood Processing Workers

By Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development on Apr 17, 2019   Events/Notices  

Recruiting for More than 4,000 Seafood Processing Workers

  ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Alaskans looking for summer employment have the opportunity to work in the seafood processing industry. Employers are recruiting for more than 4,000 full-time temporary seafood workers and most offer transportation, room and board benefits for those who successfully complete their contract. Alaskans seeking to work in the seafood industry can consider […]

Senator Wielechowski Introduces Legislation to Repeal the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Commission

By Noah Hanson | AKLEG on Mar 7, 2019   Featured, Politics, State  

Senator Wielechowski Introduces Legislation to Repeal the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Commission

  SB 76 Would Save $421,000 Per Year JUNEAU – Sen. Bill Wielechowski (D-Anchorage) introduced legislation today that repeals the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Commission. This commission was established in 2005 to keep Workers’ Compensation appeals out of the court system, but in practice the same ratio of cases are appealed to the Supreme Court. Eliminating […]

Could a Mass Sick Out End the U.S. Government Shutdown?

By Brian Padden | VOA on Jan 25, 2019   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Could a Mass Sick Out End the U.S. Government Shutdown?

WASHINGTON — Some labor advocates are urging the U.S. federal workforce to call in sick — en masse — to force an end to the ongoing government shutdown. “It would be about getting public attention, and even more important, causing the government to focus on this problem. And hopefully, to delink the payment of wages to […]

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