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Today in Labor History

Dec. 2, 2009
Court documents filed in Boston say Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has agreed to pay $40 million to 87,500 Massachusetts employees who claimed the retailer denied them rest and meal breaks, manipulated time cards and refused to pay overtime.
~ DC Labor

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Tell UPS to get out of ALEC

Posted On: Jul 08, 2015

At least 103 other corporations have cut ties with ALEC. Why does UPS support an organization that actively seeks to hurt all workers and puts UPS’s own business at a disadvantage against FedEx and the regional delivery carriers? Take action now!

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