In China, a court ruled that AI-driven job replacement does not constitute a valid reason for termination under the Labor Contract Law, while in the US, workers have no legal protection from being replaced by AI and the costs of technological transformation are borne solely by workers.
Alec Smith’s death, along with other examples of corporate greed and exploitation, highlights the need to remove profit from the equation and prioritize people’s lives over corporate gain.
Immigrants make up nearly a quarter of Texas’ labor force, contributing billions of dollars to the state’s economy and highlighting the need for policies that support immigrant communities and their economic participation.
The “Right to Work” law is a lie that allows employers to fire employees for any reason, while also weakening unions and reducing worker protections, wages, and benefits.
The California State Legislature has proclaimed April 10 as Dolores Huerta Day, recognizing her decades of work on behalf of workers and civil rights, and encouraging educational institutions to hold activities that reflect her values.
Workers have been demanding fair wages and basic dignity for decades, and when employers refused to listen, the alternative to negotiation became violence, as seen in the Haymarket, Homestead, and Ludlow massacres, as well as the recent CEO assassination and warehouse burning.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has proclaimed April 10, 2026 as Dolores Huerta Day, honoring the labor and civil rights leader for her decades of activism and her role in pioneering the farm labor movement.
In November 2020, 250 million Indian workers went on strike to protest farm laws and labor codes, proving that the power is in the hands of those who do the work and that a general strike can be a powerful tool for workers to fight for their rights.
Activists and community organizations in Yolo County are planning a demonstration on March 28 to retrace a historic route taken by farm workers 60 years ago, as part of a national day of protest against the policies of the Trump administration.
Unregulated capitalism has historically led to exploitation, pollution, and death, and while regulations have been put in place to protect people, they are constantly being dismantled by those who benefit from the system.
The American worker is trapped in a “golden cage” of health insurance, which is used as a tool of control and wage suppression by corporations, and the only way to break free is to demand universal healthcare.
Community members and organizations in Los Angeles are increasing efforts to document ICE raids at carwashes and ensure the safety of workers, following a Supreme Court decision staying a temporary restraining order that had blocked roving ICE patrols.
One Fair Wage has released a report showing that nearly half of US workers earn less than $25 an hour, and is calling for a $25 to $30 minimum wage to address the affordability crisis.
by Bob Schelen Senator Robert F. Kennedy called Cesar Chavez “one of the heroic figures of our…