Christopher Hayes In the News

The Latin Times reports the Department of Homeland Security has deleted a controversial social media post. Christopher Hayes is quoted.

MS NOW runs a column criticizing the Trump administration's aggressive immigration crackdown and controversial social media posts, quoting Christopher Hayes.

The Latin Times writes about the controversy surrounding the U.S. Department of Labor’s social media posts, quoting Christopher Hayes.

The Guardian interviews Christopher Hayes about the Department of Labor's recent social media campaign. Critics say the messaging is "white supremacist."

Reuters reports baristas at 65 Starbucks stores nationwide are on strike. Christopher Hayes says, “The best recourse is for Starbucks to bargain in good faith.”

WKSU Radio interviews Christopher Hayes about the growing number of baristas and other coffee shop employees who are seeking to unionize.

New Jersey Monitor reports the state’s unemployment rate hovered between 4.6% and 4.8% in 2024. Christopher Hayes calls it an indicator of “a softening labor market.”

The Record looks ahead to what’s in store for the New Jersey economy in 2025, quoting Christopher Hayes on the end of the Great Resignation.

The Record reports on job losses in New Jersey. Christopher Hayes says, “This idea that people can switch jobs and demand considerably higher wages… that’s long gone.”

The Record reports the pace of hiring has slowed in New Jersey and job losses are piling up. Christopher Hayes says “The Great Resignation” is officially over.