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Why it s crucial for lawmakers to protect and empower unions as union popularity rises across the US

Starbucks workers vote to unionize at a store in Buffalo, New York, in December 2021. REUTERS/Lindsay DeDario Paul Constant is a writer at Civic

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Companies Are Using Inflation to Increase Prices and Profits

Starbucks blamed labor costs and supply shortages for higher prices all while increasing their CEO's pay by 40% to $20 million.

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Why Single-Payer Healthcare Would Be a Great Thing in the US

Nearly 20% of the United States' annual GDP is tied up in healthcare costs, yet approximately 30 million Americans are uninsured.

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Why Privatizing Public Goods Like Education, Healthcare Doesn t Work

Privatizing public goods may provide efficient services for consumers who can afford them, but it fails to provide basic human security for everyone.

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Tipping Doesn t Work — and It s Why Restaurant Workers Won t Come Back

The "subminimum wage" allows restaurant owners to outsource their payroll expenses to customers, one expert argues, and hurts tipped workers.

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