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By Aswad Walker | Houston Defender | Word In Black - Workers across the country are fighting for their rights, with unions offering better pay, benefits, and safer working conditions, and the Biden-Harris administration putting a focus on enforcement of labor laws to protect workers.

A strike at the Thombert Manufacturing facility in Newton is entering its sixth week. Workers and company management are trying to come to terms on a labor contract to take more of the employees needs into account. Some 84 UAW union workers are on strike at Thombert, a large manufacturer of electric forklift tires. ...

Gay hookup site Grindr has lost nearly half of its employees after many refused a return to office working mandate.

Grindr workers were given about two weeks to decide if they wanted to relocate or accept a six-month severance package. Almost half of employees at the dating…

Half of LGBTQ dating app Grindr's employees have resigned after they were told to return to the office

Grindr workers were given about two weeks to decide if they wanted to relocate or accept a six-month severance package. Almost half of employees at the dating…

Dating app Grindrs mandated two-day-per-week office requirement has reportedly grinded the gears of its workforce.

Without better pay and benefits, call center workers at federal contractor Maximus threaten a strike ahead of open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act and…

Approximately 80 of Grindrs 178 workers were forced to leave as of August 31, the CWA said Wednesday.

Grindr's CEO's office return directive led to LGBTQ+ community discussions on workplace inclusivity after a significant workforce reduction