September 17, 2018
Ahead of a natural disaster like Hurricane Florence, politicians and safety officials tell the public to evacuate early and not wait until conditions get bad. We all know that you can lose your home and your belongings, but politicians never talk about the fact that during a disaster, many people… Read More»
Tags: Central Florida Jobs With Justice, climate, climate change, climate leave, disaster, evacuation, Florida, Hurricane, Hurricane Florence, Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Maria, jobs, mandatory evacuation, Miami-Dade County, minimum wage, storm, wages
May 1, 2017
President Trump’s campaign vow to create millions of new jobs propelled him to the White House. Let’s take a look at how he’s meeting those promises since taking office. Trump frequently boasts about U.S. employment numbers and often overstates his role in creating new jobs. Even the official White House… Read More»
Tags: Donald Trump, jobs, Jobs Report, May Day, outsourcing, Retail workers, Trump administration, UAW, unemployment, United Auto Workers
April 29, 2015
Today, Jobs With Justice joined the Center for Community Change, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, Working Families Organization and the Center for Popular Democracy to launch Putting Families First: Good Jobs for All, a major campaign to secure quality, family-supporting jobs to everyone. At an event featuring… Read More»
Tags: Center for Community Change, Center for Popular Democracy, Dorian Warren, Elizabeth Warren, Families, Families First, Good Jobs, jobs, Keith Ellison, Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, Mary Kay Henry, organizing, Sherrod Brown, Working Families
March 14, 2014
Last week, by a vote of 26-0, the Louisville Metro Council unanimously approved a measure to “ban the box” from job applications for positions with the city. Thanks to the measure, people applying for jobs with the city or its vendors will no longer be required to fill out an application asking if… Read More»
Tags: application, applications, Ban the Box, conviction, criminal background, criminal conviction, interviews, job, job application, jobs, Kentucky, Louisville