Mike Elk is a labor reporter at Payday Report. He focuses on themes related to journalism, media, and workforce issues, often exploring the intersections of culture, politics, and current affairs. Mike's work has been featured in outlets such as PR Newswire, Common Dreams, and The American Prospect.
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Mike Elk's extensive coverage of labor unions, UAW, and social justice issues suggests a keen interest in reporting on worker rights, union activities, and political aspects related to these topics. His focus appears to be centered on the United States.
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Folks, Support our mission Last April, things were looking pretty scary for Payday Report after our three-year grant from the Illumine
By: Mike Elk
Folks, Greetings from the Burgh, where I am returning after a few days off for vacation to enjoy the weather. Cleveland Trip Delayed
By: Mike Elk
Greetings from the Burgh, where Payday is 69% of the way to raising our goal to replace a lost grant. 69% Towards Replacing Lost Grant
By: Mike Elk
Around the world, workers are striking in massive numbers at major multinationals
By: Mike Elk
Folks, Greetings from the Burgh, where things have been very busy. $87 Needed for Payroll Goal
By: Mike Elk
Folks, Payday Launches Special Immigration Newsletter with Frontline Dignity
By: Mike Elk
Folks, Support our mission Most publications are ignoring Donald Trump's ongoing effort to steal the Brazilian presidential election set for late October.
Before Christmas last year, I began fostering Bash, a dog from a single mother who had been evicted and forced to move in with family members, with whom she could not keep the dog. So I agreed to take the dog till she could get back on her feet. After living with me for 7 months, he went back to his family two weeks ago, and boy, do I miss him.
Support our mission Folks, In about a week, our multimedia and community editor, Amos Wolf, is going to have a kid, his first.
And more news in today's labor newsletter.
