Folks, Welcome to our second international labor newsletter. We take a look at a tragedy that happened in Cambodia, U.K and Australia’s strike momentum, and how notable places in labor history may become UNESCO World Heritage Sites.   Pregnant Cambodian woman on strike loses child after police assault  Authorities

Folks,  Greetings from the Burgh, where we are closely monitoring two workers trapped in a tub of chocolate at the M&M factory.  Fortunately, the workers were rescued from waist-high chocolate just as Payday was going to press. For more, check out PennLive.  Planned Parenthood Busting Union Drive  Recently,

In December of 2012, following the Sandy Hook Massacre, I interviewed the American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten for In These Times. While some unions have started taking positions on gun controls, many unions still don’t do enough to push gun control. The piece is worth a read

Folks,  Greetings from PNC Park, where I’m taking a mental health work day after the rough news of the disappearance of my former Guardian colleague Dom Phillips and the indigenous activist Bruno Pereiera.  Pulitzer Center Launches Emergency Fund to Send Journalists to Investigate Brazilian Journalists’ Disappearance The Pulitzer Center