The Intersection Of Retail And Healthcare: Pharmacists Walk Out As Unions Circle
As such, some Walgreens and CVS pharmacists began walking out this month in scattered stores across the U.S. with technicians in tow
Read More
Author: Kimberly Ricci
The UAW Big Three Strike’s Domino Effects On Non-Union Workers Amid A EV Concession
Thousands of other workers have also been furloughed at Big Three plants and suppliers, and this surely includes non-union workers who do not appreciate losing money over Fain’s agenda. Ford just laid off another 500 workers, so both companies and union members are suffering.
Read More
A Triple-Whammy For The Food Service Industry: A First Test For Cemex, Minimum Wage, And The Joint Liability Threat
The end effect is a procedural maze, particularly when it comes to the recent Cemex decision that now sees its first test in the food service industry. As we discuss below, this industry is also reeling from twin blows to franchises.
Read More
AI And The End Of The WGA Strike: Is The New Contract Really A Victory For Workers? (Part 2)
In the WGA’s full MOA, Article 72 (on Generative Artificial Intelligence) is a windier version of what we quoted in Part I. The full version solidifies how AI can be used by studios and writers with limitations upon scope.
Read More
AI And The End Of The WGA Strike: Is The New Contract Really A Victory For Workers? (Part 1)
So, it’s no wonder that a primary focus of this summer’s historic double-strike of WGA and SAG-AFTRA revolves around the fear that AI could replace writers and actors.
Read MoreGET OUR RETENTION TOOLKIT
PUBLICATIONS
