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Labor Disputes

  1. vision 2020
    Second Labor Dispute Roils Los Angeles Democratic DebateNext week’s debate was already moved from UCLA, and now every qualified candidate says they won’t cross the picket line at Loyola Marymount.
    By Ed Kilgore
  2. Labor Disputes
    Why Pure Food & Wine’s Workers Refuse to Give Up on the Troubled“We felt we were working for something that was making the world a better place.”
    By Chris Crowley
  3. Shenanigans
    How One Restaurant’s Employees Are Fighting Back Against Their Missing,Pure Food and Wine’s staff has filed a federal labor complaint against owner Sarma Melngailis, who’s disappeared for the second time in a year.
    By Chris Crowley
  4. The Chain Gang
    America’s Restaurant Workers Receive $9 Billion Per Year in WelfareEach Olive Garden location costs taxpayers $196,970 a year.
    By Clint Rainey
  5. Labor Disputes
    Pure Food & Wine Waitress Speaks Out“… it’s like, who’s this woman that’s never around, fucking everything up for people who work for her?”
    By Sierra Tishgart
  6. The Chain Gang
    Fast-Food Protests Will Continue This Week With Biggest Strikes YetOrganizers promise sit-ins and other forms of civil disobedience.
    By Clint Rainey
  7. The Chain Gang
    Fast-Food Wage Strikes Expand to 100 Cities on Thursday100 more cities will stage protests.
    By Belle Cushing
  8. The Chain Gang
    Fast-Food Strikes Continue Around the CountryThe group organizing the strikes calls this the largest turnout yet.
    By Belle Cushing
  9. ink-stained wretches
    New York Times Labor Deal Gets DoneBut there’s some residual bitterness.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  10. media
    The New York Times and the Newspaper Guild Have Worked Things OutAfter eighteen months, a contract agreement “in concept.”
    By Adam Martin
  11. labor disputes
    Did the NHL and the Union Actually Make Some Progress?Eh, sort of.
    By Joe DeLessio
  12. Labor Disputes
    Central Park Boathouse Strike Comes to an EndDean Poll and the union reached an agreement at last.
    By Jenny Miller
  13. Labor Disputes
    Central Park Boathouse’s Dean Poll Agrees to Worker UnionizingThe month-old standoff shows signs of thawing.
    By Jenny Miller
  14. Fighting Back
    ‘Boycott the Boathouse’ Flyer Advises Would-be Patrons on Dining“There are thousands of restaurants in New York. Here are a few in and near the park. Please don’t go to the Boathouse.”
    By Jenny Miller