Los Links: The Crossover
Also: What the newspaper industry can expect in the second half of 2013, a shield law is introduced in the Senate, a union puts a pastor at the bargaining table
Category: Labor
Pew Survey: Labor, Corporations Viewed More Favorably
It seems the economic recession soured people on both corporations and labor unions, but a recent Pew survey shows people’s impression of both are now more favorable.
Give Us Five NLRB Members
By enforcing labor laws, the National Labor Relations Board protects more than 80 million private sector workers. It’s time for the Senate to confirm the three Democrats and two Republicans who have been nominated to the NLRB so that workers’ rights are protected and labor law is fairly enforced. That’s why we are saying, “Give Us Five.” All workers deserve the protections of the law.
Los Links: Only 23 Percent of Americans Trust Newspapers
Also, an amazing video of firefighters protecting a home during the Black Forest fire, theme park class warfare and don’t bet against Buffet
Los Links: Chicago Sun-Times Photo Desk: RIP, Social Media Editor: RIP and Lobsters Live Forever
A round-up of stories about the Chicago Sun-Times laying off its entire photo desk, the relevance of a social media editor, we need a strong labor movement and more.
Los Links: Hacked Phones, Exciting Times and Labor’s Future
Digital First is one of the signers on the letter media outlets sent to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder … these are exciting times to be in journalism … learn to code … labor rethinks its future
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