Labor & Economy
Walmart to Warehouse Workers: "Your Health Is Not a Concern."
Jose Tejeda, a member of Warehouse Workers United, talks about the “dark side of Walmart” — working 16-hour days without breaks, and at a fast pace lifting hundreds of heavy boxes every hour. When employees started to unite to improve conditions, they suddenly faced retaliation, shortened work days and less pay.
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Striking BackApril 10, 2025USC Follows Amazon and Musk’s SpaceX in Calling Labor Board Unconstitutional
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Latest NewsApril 28, 2025A Majority of Californians Support Affordable Health Care for Undocumented Immigrants, Polls Show
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Latest NewsApril 11, 2025California Showdown Over Medicaid as GOP Approves Massive Cuts
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Column - California UncoveredMay 5, 2025How Did Farmers Respond When the Trump Administration Suddenly Stopped Paying Them to Help Feed Needy Californians?
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The SlickApril 30, 2025Fracking-Powered Crypto Mine in Pennsylvania Shuts Down Without Word to Regulators
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Column - State of InequalityApril 11, 2025California State University’s Financial Aid Students Learn Chaos 101
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The SlickApril 16, 2025In Colorado, Gas for Cars Could Soon Come With a Warning Label
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The SlickApril 21, 2025The Trump Administration Climate Plan: Red States Get Hydrogen, Blue States Don’t