The statewide teachers’ strike that closed West Virginia schools for nine consecutive days moved closer to resolution on Tuesday when […]
In recent years, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community has gained many civil rights. Yet people continue to be
Last night, Donald Trump won the presidential election. Hillary Clinton is likely to win the popular vote, bringing back painful
Election Day is TOMORROW! The 2016 Presidential Election is tomorrow – Tuesday, November 8 – and it is crucial for
While we have been supporting workers in our own community over the past few weeks, another remarkable and important labor
Harvard University Dining workers are asking for fair compensation of $35,000 for the full calendar year that allows for more consistent work hours.
Genetic testing is a medical test that identifies changes in chromosomes and genes to determine whether a person has, or
Workers walk-out on Tax Day to rally for a livable minimum wage Retail and fast food employees demonstrated on April
After an eventful midterm election, there are numerous new developments related to civil rights. Here is a selection of the most significant:
Over the past few months, circuit courts have started weighing in on the Affordable Care Act’s requirement that employers’ health
Do we have a qualifying patient? Check. Subject to a disciplinary action? Check. By a business? Check. For medical use of marijuana? Check. Open and shut: Mr. Casias was wrongfully dismissed and must be compensated. Except the Sixth Circuit didn’t see it that way.
