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In 1955, factory seamstress work is portrayed as lacking genuine job satisfaction and advancement, highlighting the contrast between glamor and reality.
In Brasília, thousands of demonstrators from unions and leftist social movements protest against the Brazilian government, prompting a military response to restore order.
Tesla expands manufacturing into Europe and plans a new factory in Mexico amid local concerns.
Mass protests in France challenge President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plans.
AFL-CIO President Richard L. Trumka addresses the anger of working people and urges politicians to pay attention to their concerns at Harvard Kennedy School.
Almost 150,000 coal miners went on strike in 1902, prompting Theodore Roosevelt to intervene and negotiate a settlement with J.P. Morgan.
Just over 10 percent of American workers belong to a union, a significant decline from 20 percent in 1983, amid challenging labor conditions at companies like Amazon.
Since 2000, about 444,000 jobs have been created in the warehousing industry as traditional retailers like Sears and Macy's have closed stores and laid off workers.
