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Dec 16, 2020

Ending Unfair Firings for Fast-Food Workers in New York City Is a Key Step for Workplace Democracy

By Rebecca Dixon, NELP Executive Director Throughout the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has awakened the world to our interdependence, especially with frontline workers who are building people power and rising up for more just workplaces. These workers inspire solidarity as they lay bare how the policies that govern workplaces…

Workers Rights

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Ending Unfair Firings in New York City is a Key Step for Workplace Democracy
Ending Unfair Firings in New York City is a Key Step for Workplace Democracy
Workers Rights

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Oct 22, 2020

Prop 22 is Bad for Black Workers

by Rashad Robinson, Spokesperson for Color Of Change PAC & Rebecca Dixon, Executive Director of NELP When the pandemic forced Cherri Murphy to stop driving for Lyft, she applied for unemployment benefits like millions of other workers. …

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Prop 22 is Bad for Black Workers
Prop 22 is Bad for Black Workers

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Feb 14, 2018

Tips Are for Servers, Not CEOs

Powerful restaurant lobbyists want business owners to take the tips meant for their workers. And they’ve got Trump’s backing. By Irene Tung and Teófilo Reyes When we give someone a tip, we expect that the money will go to the workers who provided us with service. We might leave a…

Minimum Wage

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Minimum Wage

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National Employment Law Project

National Employment Law Project

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National Employment Law Project (NELP) strives to build economic security and opportunity for all of America’s workers.

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