Labor Archives - Page 6 of 62

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Movies

Screen Grabs: A couple of powerful mothers

Dennis Harvey - March 7, 2024

'Shayda' portrays life in a women's shelter for Iranian mother and child, 'Cabrini' highlights a nun on a mission.

Opinion

So Macy’s is leaving. Let it go.

Charles Lewis III - March 4, 2024

Let's use that space for a public benefit, not a corporate chain store.

Campaign Trail

Campaign Trail: Lots of ethics issues—and so far, low turnout

Tim Redmond - March 3, 2024

Mahmood, Philhour hit with allegations that they are combining their campaigns for supe and for DCCC. And when will the progressive precincts vote?

Labor

While they helped win WWII, Hunters Point Shipyard’s Black workers fought discrimination at home

Tom Molanphy - March 2, 2024

Stacey Carter talk focused on valiant history of resistance and neglect leading to Board of Supervisors' apology.

Labor

City wastes millions on contracts with big out-of-town companies, report shows

Tim Redmond - February 29, 2024

More than $200 million goes for services city workers could provide much, much cheaper.

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The eerie detritus, AI omens of ‘Daemonomania’

Chan, Fielder kick off supe campaigns with large weekend rallies

City worker unions head to ‘strike school’ as vacancies remain, contracts loom

Why the Wiener housing bills will never work—and could destroy the coast. A detailed primer

Prop. F won—but SEIU is ready to go on strike to get rid of it

Screen Grabs: A couple of powerful mothers

So Macy’s is leaving. Let it go.

Campaign Trail: Lots of ethics issues—and so far, low turnout

While they helped win WWII, Hunters Point Shipyard’s Black workers fought discrimination at home

City wastes millions on contracts with big out-of-town companies, report shows

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