Celine McNicholas

U.S. workers will continue to face a rigged system until lawmakers finally stand up to entrenched corporate power.

The Trump administration has consistently advanced a pro-corporate, anti-worker agenda. It is critical that the Biden administration work with the same diligence from day one to reverse these actions.

Any effort to immunize corporations from responsibility to ensure workers a safe workplace will only lead to fewer protections for working people.

Congress must include worker protections in the next coronavirus relief bill.

Enough is enough. Workers are risking their lives every day to provide the services we have deemed to be essential.

This bill must be passed quickly and must be sufficient in scope and magnitude to address the severity of the economic and public health crisis we are experiencing.

Unlike the 2009 bailout, Congress must now ensure that working people—not just corporate executives and shareholders—benefit from the direct infusion of cash from the government.

24.7 million American workers have been forced to sign contracts that, as a condition of employment, require them to waive their rights to joining a class action lawsuit to address sexual harassment and other workplace disputes.