Philly is now the second-largest U.S. city with a ‘fair workweek’ law
Upwards of 130,000 Philadelphians can now expect dependable schedules and mandated rest between shifts.
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Labor: Who calls the shots, from Philly to D.C.
A no-frills explainer about workforce and union law.
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The procrastinator’s guide to Labor Day in Philly
Nothing to do on your day off? We have some thoughts.
Wait, there could be how many new liquor stores in PA?
A union chief says around 2,000. Here’s why he’s right.
Throwback photos: What SEPTA strikes looked like from 1971-1981
Philly has the most strike-prone transit agency in the country.
The SEPTA strike and injunctions: How and when courts intervene
The legal justification behind bringing a judge into things.
What will Johnny Doc’s FBI raids do to Mayor Jim Kenney?
IBEW Local 98 and Johnny Doc are in hot water. The impact could touch Harrisburg, City Hall, Jim Kenney and the entire Democratic Party.
Philly’s unions gave Hillary Clinton 4 standing ovations today
The message from most union leaders was clear: We’d support Bernie Sanders if he’s nominated, but Clinton is the choice of the unions.