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Taylor Farms workers want more than a living wage. They want respect and dignity in the workplace. Instead, they endure unsafe working conditions and the company’s routine termination of workers who are injured on the job - So on a windy Thursday before Christmas, Teamster members in the region joined Taylor Farms workers and community allies in an Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) strike against the company.

In short, from Washington’s point of view, Erdogan has gone off the reservation.

Most damning is that in each and every case, with the possible exception of Detroit and Tampa Bay, the team would be better served by just firing the owners and keeping the head coaches who were sent packing.

UPS’s long-established practice of inadequately staffing their operations seems to have finally caught up with them.

“This is an irresponsible bill and those who support it are irresponsible” .

"Hopefully, it is not also trying to hide or obscure a distressing system or set of facts.”

The rampant capitalism that has brought the market into every corner of society needs to be reined in

Across the country, for the past several months, workers have been walking out of McDonalds, K.F.C.s and other fast-food companies, calling for a fifteen-dollar hourly wage. Fast-food companies say that this is unrealistic. Raise the hourly wage to fifteen dollars per hour, they argue, and local franchises, many of them operating with small profit margins, will either fail or have to lay off employees.