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Temp worker advocates hail Illinois law that promises equal pay - Vimarsana News

Temp worker advocates hail Illinois law that promises equal pay

The Temp Worker Fairness and Safety Act aims to prevent ‘permatemping,’ where an employer keeps a temp worker indefinitely, by requiring that employers pay temps similar wages as direct hires after 90 days on the job.

Contract Worker Rights: New Jersey & Illinois Break the Mold | Trusaic - Vimarsana News

Contract Worker Rights: New Jersey & Illinois Break the Mold | Trusaic

Groundbreaking employment legislation for contract worker rights in New Jersey (NJ) is now law. NJ is the first US state to mandate equal pay for temporary workers, followed closely by...

New law gives 640K Illinois 'permatemp' workers a massive raise – People's World - Vimarsana News

New law gives 640K Illinois 'permatemp' workers a massive raise – People's World

CHICAGO—Some 640,000 temporary workers in Illinois are immediately in line for average hourly raises of four dollars for long-term “permatemp” work. And their agencies won’t be able to force them to scab, either.

$14-an-hour contractors demand their piece of Google's pie - Vimarsana News

$14-an-hour contractors demand their piece of Google's pie

Every day, Ed Stackhouse views porn, disturbing videos and images, and even suicide forums as one of more than 5,000 Google raters nationwide.

Google's 'Ghost Workers' are demanding to be seen by the tech giant - Vimarsana News

Google's 'Ghost Workers' are demanding to be seen by the tech giant

Google has a massive workforce of subcontractors to help maintain its search engine and now they're asking for more labor rights.

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