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LA Hotel worker strike yields major wins, but continues - Vimarsana News

LA Hotel worker strike yields major wins, but continues

"The Catholic Labor Network congratulates the hotel workers of Local 11 on their hard-fought wins in their Los Angeles strike," said Clayton Sinyai.

Hungry and powerless: Households battle to access basic necessities - Vimarsana News

Hungry and powerless: Households battle to access basic necessities

Nearly half of South African adults are struggling to afford food and electricity, highlighting the pressing financial challenges consumers are facing, according to FinMark Trust's annual “FinScope Consumer South Africa” report for 2023.

Expanding Medicaid will improve lives of 'working poor' in Mississippi, supporters say - Vimarsana News

Expanding Medicaid will improve lives of 'working poor' in Mississippi, supporters say

The clock is ticking for the Mississippi Senate to approve Medicaid legislation after the House passed the bill this week.

Source: wapt.com
Cheap but not nasty — supermarket house brands are the consumer's darling - Vimarsana News

Cheap but not nasty — supermarket house brands are the consumer's darling

These days the “house brands” aren’t limited to the boringly packaged cheapies. They’re also premium products taking on the high-end established brands.

South Africa is failing people who aren't poor but not middle-class either - Vimarsana News

South Africa is failing people who aren't poor but not middle-class either

Many South African households are trapped. They are neither poor nor middle class. As a demographic they hover above the indigence threshold financially, but they are not yet securely in the middle class.