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Montrose-area Starbucks becomes first Houston location to unionize
Posted on · In an 11-3 vote, workers at the Starbucks on South Shepherd near West Alabama voted to form a union on Thursday.
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Posted on · In an 11-3 vote, workers at the Starbucks on South Shepherd near West Alabama voted to form a union on Thursday.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: The company responsible for a major chemical fire in 2019 is seeking an operating permit for a Pasadena facility. We learn why the state and the federal government have different opinions on the matter.
Posted on · Episode: 2247 The Voyageurs: sailors, monks, and chain gangs — in harmony. Today, we look for harmony.
Posted on · On Twitter, the state GOP urged followers to call their lawmakers in response to the Biden administration's latest rule for large businesses.
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: A conversation with labor activist Dolores Huerta. We take a boat tour of Buffalo Bayou's east sector to learn about plans for new green spaces there. And we meet street artist Anat Ronen.
Posted on · The Bureau of Labor Statistics found that the median Houston-area wage is more than $1 an hour above the national average.
Posted on · The company sent workers home after labor negotiations yielded no results.
Posted on · 35 percent of Houston's immigrant labor force has less than a high school degree, according to new research
Posted on · The pitch goes all-in on workforce development.
Posted on · Female inmates are offered fewer educational opportunities than men in Texas prisons, according to a recently released report. Those women who do have access to technical education say they are finding their passions.
Posted on · Immigrant rights groups have joined in May Day activities for more than a decade
Posted on · Passenger service agents for Envoy, a subsidiary of Fort Worth-based American Airlines, charge the airline with paying them less than a living wage. A union survey reports many depend on food stamps or Medicaid to make ends meet.
Posted on · "Basically what it does is it helps you relax through the contraction," says LuAnne Emanuel, a registered nurse
Posted on · The storm took as big a toll on the workers needed to run the refineries as it did on the machinery or buildings.
Posted on · Workers in the hotel and restaurant business are especially vulnerable.