Amazon and the legacy of bloody Harlan

From the Work Stoppage podcast, we hear from Matt, a worker-organizer at Amazon’s SDF1 facility in Campbellsville, Kentucky. Then we find out why some people are trying to censor The Valley Labor Report. Jerome Almon talks with My Labor Radio about his plan to unify workers behind an app that publishes crucial information on the realities of corporate America.
On El Cafecito del Día, advocates for undocumented students explain DC Achieves, a program that grants scholarships for undocumented students in higher education.
Hosts Charles and James kick back and talk about life, labor and living on LaborVision, the podcast from the Michigan AFL-CIO.
Finally, from the European Trade Union Institute – ETUI—podcast, what are psychosocial risks, or PSRs? They’re increasingly affecting workers in industries across Europe, with effects that can be long-lasting and have both physical and psychological impacts on workers’ lives, including depression, musculoskeletal disorders or burnout.

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