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SIFF Cinema Workers Union Wants a Fair Contract
They’re Asking for Living Wages, Stable Scheduling, and More Input on Programming
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City Council Gives Some Gig Workers Paid Sick Time
Workers Left Behind Say It’s Still a Step in the Right Direction
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Senate Grills a Bratty Howard Schultz on Starbucks’ Union Busting Tactics
To Defend Himself, He Made a Mockery of His Father’s Story
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UW Researchers and Postdocs Authorize Strike, Employees Say Starbucks Is Understaffing, and AAA Contractors Fined $400,000 for Fatal Trench Collapse
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Trouble at Crossroads, Humans Reject Robot Overlords, and Port Commission to Vote on Drivers’ Union Benefits
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Portland Workers Strike, Bold Hat Productions Interns Get $30,000 Back, and YouTube Workers Refuse to Return to Office
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Buzzfeed Using AI to Write Articles, Sawant Aims to End Caste Discrimination, and Screw the Two-Week Notice
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Sawant Launches “Workers Strike Back” Movement, Huge Layoffs in Tech, and Hotel Nexus Workers Get $218,000 Back in Labor Settlement
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Mushroom Workers Rally, Black Women Now Run State Labor Council, Mouse-Jigglers Bravely Jiggle On
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Meet the Best Cops in Seattle
Seattle’s Office of Labor Standards Has Recovered $7.5 Million for Workers This Year
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Starbucks Strike!!!, 500 Seattle Gig Workers Get $1.1 Million Back from Wage Thieves, and New 2023 WA Labor Rules to Learn
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Starbucks Worker Rally Today at Cal Anderson!, Calling All Workers at Soi and Banyan Tree, and Care Industry Crooks Fined $1 Million