Labor's Future Dilemma
The current landscape reveals a troubling decline in union membership, highlighting a systemic imbalance favoring capital over labor. With automation threatening jobs and a stagnant minimum wage, there’s a pressing need for a stronger federal presence to advocate for workers’ rights and dignity. A significant increase in the minimum wage could reshape the economy, yet it remains a contentious issue amid rising income inequality.In this clip
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No Mercy / No Malice: Labor Day
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