Dave Jamieson is a labor reporter and static content creator for HuffPost. He covers a wide range of labor-related topics, including union activities, labor victories, and endorsements. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Soundsphere magazine, and Knowledia.
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Kamala Harris ' presidential campaign posted a page full of policy positions on Monday, and it was no surprise that the vice president supports raising the federal minimum wage.
Although the Democratic presidential nominee hasn’t specified a number, her position is still way clearer than Donald Trump’s.
· 3-min read At his first post-debate rally on Thursday, Donald Trump said he would end taxes on overtime work if he were elected president again.
The policy could shrink tax revenue and incentivize working well beyond a 40-hour week.
Thousands of Boeing workers went on strike on the West Coast Friday morning after rejecting a tentative contract their union negotiated with the aerospace manufacturer.
The massive work stoppage is expected to halt jet production as workers send their union back to the bargaining table for a better deal.
Voters in Nebraska, Missouri and Alaska will decide if their states become the next to guarantee workers paid sick time.
By: Dave Jamieson
A federal judge in Texas just handed a court victory to an employer who's arguing that a key labor rights agency is unconstitutional.
A federal judge in Texas just handed a court victory to an employer who's arguing that a key labor rights agency is unconstitutional.
The union's leadership said they found "no definitive support" among members for either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump.
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