Olivia Olander is a Breaking News Reporter for POLITICO and Yahoo News. She specializes in covering labor and economic issues, with a focus on the automotive industry and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. Olivia's reporting provides in-depth analysis and updates on negotiations, contracts, and the impact of these developments on workers, politicians, and the economy.
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Olivia Olander’s focus is primarily on politics, labor unions, and the automotive industry. She particularly covers news related to the UAW, General Motors, and their impact on workers and political figures like Biden.
Given her extensive coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulation in relation to labor unions and automotive companies, Olivia would likely be interested in commentary from experts with a deep understanding of labor laws or policies affecting these industries. Relevant sources might include union representatives, legal scholars specializing in employment law or individuals knowledgeable about governmental impacts on the automotive sector.
Considering Olivia's emphasis on current events around UAW-GM contracts as well as their implications for workers and politicians like President Biden, she may also welcome insights from insiders familiar with negotiations within these organizations who can provide context surrounding recent developments.
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By: Jeremy Gorner, Olivia Olander
CHICAGO — Democrats who control the Illinois General Assembly return to Springfield this week facing an agenda that now includes considering how to address the implications of President-elect Donald Trump's return to power.
By: Olivia Olander
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is launching a unit to investigate cases in which new evidence could prove the innocence of people convicted of serious crimes.
By: Olivia Olander
CHICAGO — Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is launching a unit to investigate cases in which new evidence could prove the innocence of people convicted of serious crimes.
By: Olivia Olander
CHICAGO — Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is launching a unit to investigate cases in which new evidence could prove the innocence of people convicted of serious crimes.
By: Alice Yin, Olivia Olander
Mayor Brandon Johnson on Thursday pushed back on criticism that his Chicago police budget plan endangers the department’s compliance with the federal consent decree, despite dire warnings from Illi…
By: Olivia Olander
The family of a man who died in the custody of Stateville Correctional Center has filed a lawsuit alleging poor handling of Broadway’s medical emergency led to his death.
By: Olivia Olander, Jake Sheridan
An amendment to the prepaid cell phone tax that passed during the Illinois General Assembly’s veto session will worsen Mayor Brandon Johnson’s budget headache.
By: Olivia Olander, Jake Sheridan
Chicago's budget gap could grow even bigger thanks to a tax flap in Springfield that is expected to set the city back another $40 million in revenue next year.
By: Jeremy Gorner, Olivia Olander
Democrats say they’re still mulling measures to deal with Trump after state legislature’s fall session adjourns.
By: Jeremy Gorner, Olivia Olander
SPRINGFIELD — In the days after former President Donald Trump was reelected, Illinois Democrats raised alarms about the ramifications of his second term and said they would consider whether the state needs to strengthen any of its progressive laws on reproductive rights and other issues that might be threatened by an unfriendly White House.
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