Mike Elk is a labor reporter at Payday Report. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, public education, and civil rights, often highlighting the intersections of labor movements and social issues both in North America and abroad. Mike has been featured in various outlets including 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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PITTSBURGH, PA. - Like all Boots Riley films or TV Series, I Love Boosters ends with a massive strike!
By: Mike Elk
Payday Report has learned that former Graham Platner staffer, Genevieve McDonald , a former Maine State Representative, who leaked confidential text
Support our mission I turned 40 today, and I suffered a midlife crisis beforehand.
By: Mike Elk
​While many immigrant groups are organizing against ICE's presence within the city and its collaboration with surrounding municipalities, the Cafetón party is focused on giving this besieged community a place to have fun and de-stress.
Unions are increasingly using their power to fight back against ICE
80% of all journalism jobs disappeared over the last two decades according to a new study!
By: Mike Elk
Hotel workers across the street from the World Cup in Seattle struck in a dramatic showdown!
Trump Administration has indicted 15 members of Minnesota Direct Action
By: Mike Elk
The Brazilian presidential election was close until Lula demanded that workers get a full weekend. A financial scandal has also sunk his opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro.
RIO DE JANEIRO – For months, polling on this fall's Brazilian presidential election showed President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stuck in a neck-and-neck race with Sen.
