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From Covid-19 to #MeToo, The Labor Beat Is Resurgent

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September 18, 2023 Spectrum News BN 9 - El Monte sweatshop workers honored by Department of Labor

September 14, 2023 Los Angeles Times - Arthritis from scrubbing, asthma from chemicals. California housekeepers want in on OSHA protections

September 13, 2023 The Guardian - Calls for Starbucks boycott grow amid aggressive union-busting activities

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