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16 Jan

“The success of our renters' assistance program, the largest program in the nation, is a strong indication that much more help is needed. The motion that I will introduce Tuesday aims to expand and continue our program with the funds we will soon have available to us.” @CD6Nury

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LA Council President to Introduce Motion for Expanded Renters Relief http://4.nbcla.com/pbAowUR

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15 Jan

"To help folks stand on their own two feet, the government can’t just make people work. It has to make work pay. The cost of low wages is too high for the country’s working families. And it’s too high for Uncle Sam as well." @AnnieLowrey @TheAtlantic https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/01/how-low-minimum-wage-helps-rich-companies/617671/

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LAANE staff take our annual fashion awards serious LAANE staff take our annual fashion awards seriously, even while working from home! #CityofJustice virtual photobooth roundup part 2
LAANE staff take our annual fashion awards serious LAANE staff take our annual fashion awards seriously, even while working from home! #CityofJustice virtual photobooth roundup part 1
We’re sad to say goodbye to Marlene Montañez. S We’re sad to say goodbye to Marlene Montañez. She has had a tremendous impact on our work, and we will miss her. We wish her nothing but the best on her next adventure and look forward to continuing to work with her in Long Beach.
Thank you again to everyone who attended the 2020 Thank you again to everyone who attended the 2020 Virtual City of Justice Awards and took pictures in the photo booth! (Group shot brought to you by Photoshop.)
The #COVID19 pandemic has disproportionately impa The #COVID19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted Black, Indigenous, & POC as they make up a large segment of essential workers forced to choose between their families’ health and economic survival. This year, we’re honoring the struggles of workers on the frontlines of the pandemic who keep our communities connected to the resources they need. We are committed to righting historical injustices and creating a work culture that protects workers.
No one should have to choose between putting food No one should have to choose between putting food on the table and their safety in the workplace. Protecting workers like Brooke who speak up about health concerns in the workplace from retaliation means being able to protect our entire community's health, stem future outbreaks, and recover from the pandemic. ⠀ Tomorrow, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors will discuss establishing a countywide anti-retaliation ordinance to protect workers who report public health violations in the workplace. It's crucial they hear from you. ⠀ Please voice your support for protecting workers by submitting a public comment TODAY. Instructions available at ➡️ publichealthcouncils.org/anti-retaliation
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Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy

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Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy
Dania Rajendra, the director of Athena, a broad coalition of activist, pro-labor, and social-justice groups working to reform and possibly break up Amazon, sees these ads aimed not only at potential workers, but also, and perhaps more important, government legislators—and you."I also think this is aimed at consumers, the mostly affluent, urban-dwelling, predominantly white customers," says Rajendra, "and reassuring them that Amazon isn’t actually a brutal place to work, where people have compared it to worse than prison labor and are at extreme risk of catching COVID." ... See MoreSee Less

Amazon’s smiling worker ad blitz is right out of Big Tech’s sly new playbook

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Amid growing criticism, a three-part video series focuses on the opportunity, family, and security of working at the trillion-dollar company.
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"As the US heads into another wave of Covid-19 infections, the wealth of 650 American billionaires has increased by over $1tn since mid-March, the beginning of the pandemic lockdowns.Who’s generating all this wealth? In many cases, it’s frontline retail, healthcare, and food workers who are underpaid and under-protected from the virus." Americans for Tax Fairness Institute for Policy Studies ... See MoreSee Less

Billionaires made $1tn since Covid-19. They can afford to protect their workers | Chuck Collins and Omar Ocampo

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In a holiday shopping season with rampant rates of Covid-19 infection, we must protect frontline workers before it’s too late
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