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Hospitality workers in the US face a stagnant sub-minimum wage of $2.13 an hour, relying on tips while lobbying efforts hinder wage increases.
In a Doha Debates episode, host Malika Bilal and guests discuss whether current taxation systems effectively promote wealth redistribution and address inequality.
The movement for equal pay for women in 1968 raises critical questions about job valuation, access to opportunities, and the perspectives of workers and employers.
Executive chef turned Wisconsin Assemblywoman Francesca Hong strives to reform the service industry following the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Bar-le-Duc, France, workers of a struggling knitting yarn company successfully bought it out, becoming their own bosses and raising questions about long-term viability.
Heather McGhee argues that racism has hindered the development of a robust social safety net in the United States, as white Americans fear benefits for Black Americans.
The 2000 Geneva Summit brought together world leaders to address critical global issues like poverty, employment, and inequality, marking a historic moment in social justice discussions.
100 women signed up for a job interview at Planned Parenthood, reflecting the organization's broad support despite political challenges.
November 3rd is described as a crucial date, with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez urging voters to mobilize and overwhelm the polls to ensure a decisive victory.
Yanis Varoufakis resigned as Greece's finance minister after the government accepted austerity measures imposed by the European Union.
