SMLR Experts In the News

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a majority of the 275 prosecutors in the city District Attorney’s office want to join a union, quoting Francis Ryan.

The Pioneer, the student newspaper at California State University, East Bay, cites the Institute for the Study of Employee Ownership and Profit Sharing.

Capital & Main asks Adrienne Eaton if Kaiser Permanente’s Labor-Management Partnership is faltering after tense contract negotiations and recent strikes.

Broadcasting Corporation of Mendocino County covers a Workplace Justice Lab@RU report, revealing that many of California’s domestic workers experience wage theft.

Southland Marquee covers a report by the Workplace Justice Lab@RU, quoting Jake Barnes and Daniel Galvin.

KQED Radio interviews Jake Barnes about a Workplace Justice Lab@RU report, which finds that wage theft costs California domestic workers $282 million annually.

Telemundo 48 covers new research by the Workplace Justice Lab@RU, which finds that 20% of California’s domestic workers are illegally paid below the minimum wage.

HuffPost asks Douglas Kruse of the Program for Disability Research about President Trump’s comments. He says they might reflect “ableism” and “ageism.”

Univision 14 examines how wage theft is affecting Latina and Latino domestic workers in California, citing a new report by the Workplace Justice Lab@RU.

Bay City News Service covers Workplace Justice Lab@RU research, which finds that 67,000 California domestic workers lose an average of $4,200 annually to wage theft.