12 stories tagged labor, newest first.
4 points by healsdata | 0 comments
West Side Rag local news article reporting that the owner of a former Upper West Side barbecue restaurant was indicted for wage theft by the Manhattan DA.
65 points by ilreb | 85 comments
Personal blog essay by Peter Bryant arguing that software engineers may be better understood as blue-collar skilled tradespeople than white-collar workers.
510 points by gnabgib | 332 comments
Local News Matters/CalMatters article reporting Kaiser nurses' claims that AI tools and workplace surveillance are worsening their jobs and patient care.
521 points by bookofjoe | 506 comments
Phenomenal World analysis essay by Benjamin Y. Fong titled "The Anti-Amazon," in its Labor & Logistics section, about Costco as a contrast to Amazon.
672 points by AndrewKemendo | 452 comments
Rockstar Intel news article reporting that GTA 6 developers at Rockstar Games have announced the formation of a union.
465 points by cdrnsf | 275 comments
Medium essay by Jake Orlowitz arguing Wikipedia/Wikimedia has adopted big tech's anti-labor practices; the capture shows only a Cloudflare verification page.
509 points by PaulHoule | 844 comments
El País English article on whether AI and automation should be taxed as tech giants announce layoffs tied to the AI race.
403 points by mrzool | 255 comments
A GTAForums discussion thread about alleged union-busting at Rockstar Games, including an employee's account of the company's actions.
484 points by milkshakes | 687 comments
New York Times article reporting that Amazon software developers pushed to use AI say their work has become faster-paced and more like warehouse work.
735 points by doom2 | 446 comments
American Prospect article by Maureen Tkacik on how Boeing's management drove out experienced engineers and workers who knew how to build planes.
504 points by pg_1234 | 308 comments
Fortune/AP article on a New York bill to ban noncompete employment agreements, awaiting Gov. Kathy Hochul's decision, and opposition from Wall Street firms.
476 points by casca | 210 comments
A Hazlitt personal essay by Lana Hall about working night shifts and the humanity and community she found during them.