As the industry struggles towards “business as usual”, all restaurant workers have to return to is grueling work, exploitive conditions, and criminally low wages.

As the industry struggles towards “business as usual”, all restaurant workers have to return to is grueling work, exploitive conditions, and criminally low wages.

With over 44 million Americans in student loan debt, we may well be each other’s greatest resource.

With performing arts still mostly shut down due to the pandemic, it’s time to plan a better industry for when they return.

Is it “lazy” to not want to do meaningless work?

The entertainment industry’s absurd exploitative working hours have been normalized for too long. When production restarts, we need to reject “normal” and demand reasonable conditions.

People may tell you it’s time to “organize!!,” but it’s quite likely you have no clue what that means or where to start. Fortunately, Cate Root is here to help.

The Culinary Union’s stance on Medicare for All raises serious questions for the immigrant labor movement. It is in Labor’s interest to back M4A.

The Culinary Union’s stance on Medicare for All raises serious questions for the immigrant labor movement. It is in Labor’s interest to back M4A.

What the fall of WeWork tells us about the unicorn economy and worker exploitation.