WORKERS' RIGHTS
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- Jobs With Justice Improving Workers RightsFounded in1987, Jobs With Justice's (JWJ) mission is to improve people's standard of living, fight for job security, and protect workers' rights to organize.
- Guts and Grapes: the Contributions of Delores Huerta to Women and Hispanic Farm Workers RightsThe 1960's and 1970's as I said before was a time of revolution, a time of standing up for one's rights and letting the world know of the injustices permeated in our society.
- "Industrial Labour in Malaysia : Workers Must Respect the Laws of the Host Country"The sentiments and workers' rights issues raised by J.D. Lovrenciar ("Are we promoting Slavery?" NST-5.5.2009) and C.H. Gallop ("Recognise their Contribution" NST 11.5.2009)
- Keeping an Eye on Workers' RightsI worked for a worker's compensation attorney for two years, witnessing many employee behaviors since he represented them.
- “Right to Work” Laws Mean Less Rights for WorkersIndiana becomes the 22nd state with a "right to work" law that strips unions of their power to collect union dues to operate. It also takes bargaining rights out of the hands of workers and lowers wages and takes away benefits for middle class workers.
- Protests for Wisconsin Workers Rights Leads to Eight Republican Senator Recall PetitionsWisconsin citizens are beginning actions to recall eight Republican Senators.
- Farm Workers Reach Out to the CommunityThe United Farm Workers of America Three people founded the United Farm Workers of America, in 1962. They were Philip Vera Cruz, Dorothy Huerta, and Cesar Chavez
- The Role of the European Union in Promoting Human RightsAn overview of human rights protections in the European Union
- Factors Behind the Rise of Civil Rights Movement During the 1950sThere were many factors behind the rise of Civil Rights Movement during the 1950s. However, it would be proper to first discuss what set the stage for the growing unrest of the black population.
U.S. Corporate Mafia Fighting Chinese Efforts to Help WorkersGreedy and powerful American companies are using their clout to fight efforts in China to combat economic inequality there. They want to keep wages low there so they can drive wages down here and everywhere else.- Texas' House Bill 7 Workers' Compensation and Quality CareAnalysis of HB 7 and its impact on Texas workers compensation system.
- The Montreal Protocol and Recommendations for Farm WorkersThe Montreal Protocol, which came in effect on January 1, 1989, is an international treaty to help protect the ozone layer from further damage.
- The Paris Commune, Women's Rights, and American MisconceptionsHere is an analysis on women's freedom in the Paris Commune, how it is misrepresented in American history, and how it contrasts with the contemporary aspect of gender inequality.
- Dehumanization and Disempowerment of Third World WorkersThe World Trade Organization (WTO), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Bank purport to regulate trade and support Third World investment for the benefit of all. The record speaks otherwise.
- As Illegal Workers Flee, Farmers Refuse AmericansI have been investigating this story unvercover for almost a year. The powerful worker unions in collusion with farmers and federal workers refuse to employ American field hands even as their fields are rotting. The reason: Discrimination and the ACLU.
- A Pregnant Patient's RightsIt is important for a pregnant woman to know her rights prior to labor. By knowing her rights, it may help her feel more comfortable speaking up when things are not going how she would like.
House Republicans Vote Against $8 Billion Health Bill for 9/11 Relief Workers: What's Wrong with America?What's wrong with America? A country that won't even fund a 9/11 health care bill set up to give medical care to first responders and relief workers on 9/11. Now there's a country I don't want to live in.
Plight of Nepali Migrant Workers Largely IgnoredNepali migrant workers-especially women, are facing abuse and harassment in the Middle East.- Doing the Right ThingA company must operate ethically in all regards to its business. Businesses should not offer lower wages to workers in a certain country or pollute the environment in another country.
- "Ive Got Rights!""I've got rights" is now one of the most commonly heard phrases in America.
- Understanding the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European UnionHuman Rights in the European Union
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights - Post Call DiscussionHigh unemployment among experienced professional African-American workers raises the question of how best to ensure equal opportunities in the workplace- Canadian Postal Workers Acting "Postal"Canadian postal workers rally off the job and refuse to deliver questionable material about AIDS.
- Being an Animal Rights Activist and Remaining InconspicuousIf you have a love for animals but are restrained for time or simply want a more pleasant way at expressing your opinions, consider these tips to become an animal rights activist.
- Welfare: A Solution to Economic Human Rights in the United StatesExploring the welfare system and how it fails to provide basic economic rights to our citizens
- Employee Rights in the WorkplaceEveryone should understand their basic rights, this is my view as a working woman.
- Who is Claude McKay: Civil Rights ActivistThe 1900s was truly a time of militants as Black Americans fought for civil integration or full civil rights. One such African American who took his pen to advocate the Black rights was Claude McKay.
- Visiting the National Civil Rights MuseumIf you are planning a trip to the Memphis area in the future, consider visiting the National Civil Rights Museum. If you are not able to come see the exhibit for yourself, consider reading the rich history and view the pictures from the gallery on the museum's website.
Analysis of Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights MovementA look at Martin Luther King's development as a civil rights leader and the portrayal of King in David Garrow's book, Bearing the Cross.- The Civil Rights Responsibilities of U.S. SteelUS Steel was a hotbed of activity for civil rights in the early 1960s. With the rest of the nation, US Steel served as a focal point of much of the unrest citizens were feeling.
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