April 5, 2024 by V Leigh

Trickle Down Economics: How We’re Told it Works vs How it Actually Works

luckily if you switch from video games to microsoft excel and then do it for 8 hours instead of 3, none of these things happen https://t.co/OqHkn5SOA6
— chase (@funnysmartguy12) March 26, 2024

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5 years of Netflix US profit: $15.1 billion

5 years of Netflix executive pay: $652 million

5 years of taxes paid by Netflix: $236 million

In a 5-year span, Netflix paid their top executives nearly 3x what they paid in federal income tax.

Our tax system is corporate-rigged.
— Robert Reich (@RBReich) March 25, 2024

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I have so much distrust for people who are “good at business” because 99 out of 100 business innovations are like: “Company announces revolutionary plan to charge customers more and pay workers less!” https://t.co/azZGQFC28l
— Josh Gondelman (@joshgondelman) April 3, 2024

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when white people do it it’s called a farmers market https://t.co/BZsqQonGla
— Dey (@ShiaLeBoofPack) April 2, 2024

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One of the great achievements of corporate-owned media since the 2020 uprisings is that by fomenting a society-wide panic over low-level crimes of the poor and pitching armed cops as a solution to the fear of poor strangers, the news distorted a whole society’s notion of threat. https://t.co/FiZ6iQ5WQP
— Alec Karakatsanis (@equalityAlec) March 30, 2024

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Once again https://t.co/IvKoHZUqZq pic.twitter.com/d2VUBurEqw
— Read Let This Radicalize You (@JoshuaPHilll) March 29, 2024

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March 28, 2024 by V Leigh

Bosses won’t voluntarily share the wealth that their employees create. This is why we have to fight.

🚨 Workers at Mercedes-Benz’s largest U.S. plant have filed multiple federal charges with the National Labor Relations Board in response to the company’s aggressive and illegal union-busting.https://t.co/gFFhwrx0k9
— UAW (@UAW) March 26, 2024

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Over a century later, an immigrant garment worker in LA who I interviewed for my book told me about how her bosses lock the doors of the factory where she and her coworkers are paid by the piece. https://t.co/P5vvzRIF0M
— Kim Kelly (@GrimKim) March 25, 2024

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Over the past 70 years, corporations have gone from paying a tax rate of over 50% to under 20%. Taxing the rich means forcing these companies to pay their share.https://t.co/8YGEm3ssEr pic.twitter.com/2yryQOe6i9
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) March 25, 2024

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Amazon and Space X are fighting in court to have the NLRB declared unconstitutional.

This means the two richest men on earth want to dismantle the agency that holds them accountable for union busting.

Nothing terrifies them more than worker power.
— Robert Reich (@RBReich) March 24, 2024

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Bosses won’t voluntarily share the wealth that their employees create. This is why we have to fight. pic.twitter.com/fkPuoCI01m
— Chris Brooks (@chactivist) March 22, 2024

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September 18, 2023 by V Leigh

.@UAW workers deserve to have their labor valued, their contributions recognized, and their humanity affirmed. Their struggle is our struggle and I’m proud to have their back every step of the way. #StandUpUAW

BREAKING: The UAW will strike at the Big 3 automakers tonight for 1st time in US History.

To start, they will strike one plant each at Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.
— Lauren Kaori Gurley (@LaurenKGurley) September 15, 2023

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Nearly 13,000 workers from 3 major automakers went on strike on September 15 following the expiration of contracts between the United Auto Workers (UAW) union and auto giants General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis. pic.twitter.com/PCVDH0nUpn
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) September 15, 2023

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This man made $21 MILLION DOLLARS last year. https://t.co/9H3wLk5Vo0
— UAW (@UAW) September 14, 2023

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Love that her answer to this is “92% of my salary is performance based.” She means stock-based, which is due to the Clinton-era loophole avoiding taxation for exec comp. Paying execs mostly in stock distorts and is the hidden driver of buyback trends. https://t.co/V82wcSHLbs
— David Dayen (@ddayen) September 15, 2023

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“In their economy, workers live paycheck to paycheck while the billionaires buy another yacht… So we’re gonna wreck their economy cuz it only works for the billionaire class,” says @UAW prez Shawn Fain in Detroit. pic.twitter.com/E81PXiIfWA
— Teddy Ostrow (@TeddyOstrow) September 15, 2023

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We’re not the problem. Corporate Greed is the problem!#StandUpUAW pic.twitter.com/h65Q7cRrIa
— UAW (@UAW) September 18, 2023

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.@UAW workers deserve to have their labor valued, their contributions recognized, and their humanity affirmed.

Their struggle is our struggle and I’m proud to have their back every step of the way. #StandUpUAW pic.twitter.com/9Q0xvLl0jl
— Ayanna Pressley (@AyannaPressley) September 17, 2023

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As the @UAW strike started, media swarmed union president Shawn Fain.

But when they asked him questions he pointed to the workers around him and said:

“You need to be taking their pictures. You need to be asking these guys what it’s about. This is what we’re fighting for.” pic.twitter.com/GQLIyAlyXc
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) September 15, 2023

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August 17, 2023 by V Leigh

Four weeks of missing backpay, unsafe living conditions, and physical assault. #Utah Check out Mike Anderson’s video! #TikTok

Four weeks of missing backpay, unsafe living conditions, and physical assault. #Utah

Check out Mike Anderson’s video! #TikTok https://t.co/zLDZl8qk0l
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) August 12, 2023

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UTAH: @UtahFarmBureau president Ron Gibson arrested for assault after BACKHANDING A FARM WORKER ACROSS THE FACE (video below👇🏾) who was asking for money they were owed — also now being investigated for human trafficking.

FULL: https://t.co/wdoMfCSuxZ pic.twitter.com/RvrWrx5nUh
— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) August 14, 2023

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A Utah farm owner arrested for assaulting an employee is now being investigated for fraud and human trafficking.

Farm labor abuse is common. Vulnerable workers are often too fearful to report it. The workers who raised the alarm on this deplorable situation are incredibly brave. pic.twitter.com/gyZZgP6wLs
— United Farm Workers (@UFWupdates) August 14, 2023

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July 11, 2023 by V Leigh

The largest American labor strike in over 60 years is on the horizon.

“Nobody wants to work anymore”

The people’s minimum wage:
2011: $7.25
2012: $7.25
2013: $7.25
2014: $7.25
2015: $7.25
2016: $7.25
2017: $7.25
2018: $7.25
2019: $7.25
2020: $7.25
2021: $7.25
2022: $7.25
2023: $7.25

It’s not a labor shortage. It’s a living wage shortage.
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) July 8, 2023

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DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub are suing New York City to block a new law that sets minimum wages for food-delivery workers.

After years of organizing @LosDeliveristas won a $17.96/hr minimum wage, but the giant gig companies want to keep paying poverty wages.
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) July 6, 2023

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“When you’re able to change the law and make it easier and safer for workers to organize, it is always good.”

United Farm Workers has unionized over 500 farm workers in New York… so far. https://t.co/CYbUB5jGgk
— Elizabeth Strater (@straterize) July 6, 2023

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What distinguishes this moment in media is that for the past 20 years the assumption was that we were in a transition from print to online media and now it’s clear that online media is dying and we don’t seem to be transitioning into anything. Just less. https://t.co/A9QYC5aaGK
— Hamilton Nolan (@hamiltonnolan) June 29, 2023

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The largest American labor strike in over 60 years is on the horizon. https://t.co/7lrsrG8QXk
— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) July 6, 2023

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Waffle House workers in Columbia, South Carolina are on strike, citing unsafe working conditions and low pay

“Nobody’s scared, we’re ready. We are going to keep fighting by any means necessary.”https://t.co/uUwhOeLxZ8

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— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) July 10, 2023

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Exactly. Every worker deserves a living wage. pic.twitter.com/MrEwgr7D7r
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) July 10, 2023

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Huge day for @LosDeliveristas who defied the odds, took on Big Tech and won in what @SenSchumer called “one of the most exciting and extraordinary examples of new labor organizing in the country.” @THECITYNY first brought you their story in Dec 2020: https://t.co/E5iS0uydGp
— claudia irizarry aponte (@clauirizarry) June 11, 2023

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The climate crisis is a labor issue. Climate catastrophes impact workers, and disproportionately affect frontline, essential workers.

Here’s a thread of what’s happening to workers in this current wildfire emergency, and how they’re organizing around it 🧵
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) June 8, 2023

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April 20, 2023 by V Leigh

“Too many people can’t afford to miss even a day’s pay…together we continue to build a state that truly serves as a beacon for families, and businesses, and good paying jobs,” Gov. Pritzker

“Too many people can’t afford to miss even a day’s pay…together we continue to build a state that truly serves as a beacon for families, and businesses, and good paying jobs,” Gov. Pritzker said on Monday.https://t.co/M7e1Y7Nv39
— The Black Wall Street Times (@TheBWSTimes) March 16, 2023

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Labor lawyer Joshua Mendelsohn, on labor rights in the NBA: “I think a lot of the fights in sports are fundamentally evergreen. There’s a pie. Players want as much of it as possible, and owners want to prevent them from getting that.”https://t.co/uTA4wbDEt0
— Jacobin (@jacobin) March 21, 2023

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wake up babe, new capitalist buzzword for being forced to live like a medieval peasant just dropped https://t.co/q3KwfByU9i
— Janus Rose (@janusrose) April 4, 2023

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IF WE ENDED CHILD LABOR BECAUSE CHILDREN WERE MORE LIKELY TO BE INJURED AT WORK, AND THEN A CHILD WAS INJURED BECAUSE WE REINTRODUCED CHILD LABOR, THEN IT IS NOT AN ACCIDENT IT IS A POLICY DECISION https://t.co/l7ccsP6JSu
— Jessie Singer (@JessieSingerNYC) March 27, 2023

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Not so fun fact: The maximum penalty for a child labor violation—which is say illegally employing children—is a fine of $15,138 per child with no prison time. The maximum penalty for pirating a film is up to $250,000 and three years in prison. https://t.co/RAkI29CTzI
— Adam H. Johnson (@adamjohnsonNYC) April 12, 2023

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March 14, 2023 by V Leigh

This is why the workers of France and their unions will win. When we’re organized, and withhold our labor, the trash piles up. Transportation stops moving. Everything stops.

This is why the workers of France and their unions will win. When we’re organized, and withhold our labor, the trash piles up. Transportation stops moving. Everything stops. https://t.co/i9HsPJgzq6
— Read Jackson Rising by @CooperationJXN (@JoshuaPHilll) March 13, 2023

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Amazing scenes of working class solidarity in France today. https://t.co/mQ3ttC7vG1
— Sunny Giron (@sunny_giron) March 7, 2023

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the other day at a talk someone raised this question and it’s worth noting that “the children” that these people claim to want to protect and the children that will be working are two different sets of children. Sarah Sanders’ kids aren’t gonna be getting jobs. https://t.co/xAX6FwEMxh
— Sarah Jaffe (@sarahljaffe) March 6, 2023

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Alone & exploited, migrant children are working brutal jobs across the U.S., violating century-old child-labor laws, an NYT investigation found

There are 12-year-old roofers in Florida & Tennessee, underage slaughterhouse workers in Delaware & Mississippihttps://t.co/YYBpazA6wp
— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) February 25, 2023

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Managers at Twitter who were told to provide a list of people who should be promoted, were fired and replaced by the people they recommended https://t.co/nVw0bpQ6fZ pic.twitter.com/ejPUmo6unX
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) March 9, 2023

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The honest-to-goodness, absolute bare minimum @TempleUniv leadership could do @insidehighered https://t.co/m02F06pjPx
— Scott Walter (@slwalter123) March 9, 2023

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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed a measure loosening child labor protections in her state.

The move follows a surge in reported child labor law violations, with at least 10 in Arkansas, according to the Labor Dept. (via The ReidOut Blog) https://t.co/Rd03l3Q8YQ
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 12, 2023

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December 11, 2022 by V Leigh

Strikes in Academia: Solidarity with the UC workers who are in their fourth week of the biggest strike in US higher education history. Let me remind you: absent the workers in a university, there’s nothing. Workers not only deserve better wages & benefits, the quality of a UC education depends on it.

Solidarity with the UC workers who are in their fourth week of the biggest strike in US higher education history. Let me remind you: absent the workers in a university, there’s nothing. Workers not only deserve better wages & benefits, the quality of a UC education depends on it. pic.twitter.com/aKDyeH49lq
— Robert Reich (@RBReich) December 9, 2022

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NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN continue to ignore the largest academic strike in US history, with only 100 secs of coverage in 3 weeks. In this same time frame, these networks managed to air 96 mins of coverage—34 individual segments—on Prince Harry and Prince William https://t.co/d7vQv1FNSy
— Adam H. Johnson (@adamjohnsonNYC) December 6, 2022

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“This is one of the most striking examples of a resurgence of the labor movement that we’ve seen,” said Harley Shaiken, an emeritus professor at the University of California-Berkeley who specializes in labor and the global economy. (1/2)
— Student Researchers United-UAW (@sruuaw) December 9, 2022

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“We firmly believe that there is no higher education at the UC without these workers and their compensation and benefits need to reflect that. These budding scholars, scientists, and leaders should not have to struggle in order to meet their basic living expenses.” https://t.co/bJZC5dIjIX
— Christine M. Moeller (@christinemmoe) November 17, 2022

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Breaking – UC Berkeley Academic Workers have occupied California Hall and we’re not leaving until Chancellor Christ commits to fair contracts for all #UAWonStrike #FairUCnow pic.twitter.com/gvrNVG1riQ
— UC Student-Workers Union UAW 2865 (@uaw2865) December 1, 2022

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My piece on recent strike developments. The California academic strike is the most important in US higher education history | Nelson Lichtenstein https://t.co/KGtpDUn1xp
— Nelson Lichtenstein (@NelsonLichtens1) December 5, 2022

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New School Students Occupy University in Solidarity with Striking Faculty https://t.co/z6x4DUksL1
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) December 9, 2022

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For any of you that thought the academy was some sacrosanct space to idle about & contemplate the meaning of life, pls wake the fuck up. It is a workplace with bosses and workers. This flex is about power and their efforts to break the will of the workers on campus. https://t.co/Oa8TjAdZb3
— Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor (@KeeangaYamahtta) December 8, 2022

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I hope the New School strike wakes people up about how exploitive academia is. Charging $52,000 tuition for classes that they pay a contractor $5,000 to teach…
— Daniel Feldman dfeldman@hachyderm.io (@d_feldman) December 7, 2022

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I fully support the New School strike. I was paid 4,000 to adjunct at @EugeneLang where the dean screamed at me for not teaching my class the way he ordered me to like I was his servant. No one should be treated the way New School treats its employees.
— cph (@cathyparkhong) December 7, 2022

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As we enter the 4th week of the New School strike, @mrheeloy reflects on her immigrant working-class roots and being a person of color in academia. Grateful to be in solidarity with so many passionate colleagues and students. Read the essay @theoffingmag: https://t.co/kEsgsJvY8O
— Mimi Wong (@whoismims) December 9, 2022

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December 10, 2022 by V Leigh

This is an outgrowth of the biggest strike wave the US has seen in 80 years- thousands of strikes in the last 2 years Journalists should start writing about this as the strike wave it is- & what that signifies about the working class

A town in Connecticut voted on and approved a resolution asking their local Starbucks workers to work faster because people didn’t like waiting in the drive thru line. We live in an irredeemably stupid and selfish country. pic.twitter.com/aclk3X47F0
— Microplastics Enjoyer (@EclecticHams) November 6, 2022

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when billionaires like Jeff Bezos say they are going to “give away all their money to charity”, it’s a lie. What they mean is they will give the money to their own foundations, evade taxes, and keep control over it so as to retain power. Economist Thomas Piketty explains: pic.twitter.com/X2a8rxmr05
— ☀️👀 (@zei_squirrel) November 14, 2022

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jeff bezos laundering a gauzy story about how he’s committing to philanthropy just before his company announces massive layoffs is chef’s kiss billionaire/media behavior https://t.co/b9m8RLPUZy
— Jack Mirkinson (@jackmirkinson) November 14, 2022

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It is insane to me this isn’t a bigger story pic.twitter.com/0DZffCNCRB
— Ken Klippenstein (@kenklippenstein) November 19, 2022

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Railroad workers are asking for what is already guaranteed to people living virtually everywhere else in the world.

The US is 1 of 6 countries globally — and the only “rich” nation — without any form of national paid leave. https://t.co/2y7fklTtqk pic.twitter.com/80pgWviPnU
— Emily R Smith, ScD MPH (@DrEmilyRSmith) November 30, 2022

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The United States, sadly, is the only major country on Earth that doesn’t guarantee paid sick days. Pathetic. In a modern civilized society, it should be a no-brainer that if you or your family gets sick, you should have paid sick leave. End of discussion.
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) December 3, 2022

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From a wife of a rail worker: “My husband is at 28.5 years but is only 55 so he still has 5 years. He agrees with all this in Bernie’s video and he voted no on the TA. One thing he said no one in the media or congress has said anything about is this:
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— Amanda Nichols (@saidthegadfly) December 4, 2022

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The amount of quote tweets on this saying “why isn’t anyone covering this” is making my head explode! Some of us have been covering it for the entire 20 months, instead of parachuting in once and ignoring the women who have kept this strike alive https://t.co/KLiv01K5jl
— Kim Kelly (@GrimKim) December 4, 2022

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Ferry workers are being pushed to the brink — working 12 hour shifts, 6-7 days in a row to backfill the short staffing. Management has even asked workers to sleep in their cars so they can cover shifts the next morning. https://t.co/t09mkNQRbH
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) December 5, 2022

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NEW: The BBC has obtained pictures of inside Twitter – rooms that have been converted into bedrooms – for staff to sleep in.

The city of San Francisco is investigating as it’s a commercial building. pic.twitter.com/Y4vKxZXQhB
— James Clayton (@JamesClayton5) December 7, 2022

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New York Times workers are a one day strike.

This is an outgrowth of the biggest strike wave the US has seen in 80 years- thousands of strikes in the last 2 years

Journalists should start writing about this as the strike wave it is- & what that signifies about the working class
— Boots Riley (@BootsRiley) December 8, 2022

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December 9, 2022 by V Leigh

For the first time in four decades, journalists and other employees at the New York Times are staging a large-scale walkout.

Barring a breakthrough, @nytimes staff will walk out from midnight to 11:59pm Thursday, Dec. 8.

We’re asking readers to stand with us on the digital picket line and not visit any NYT platforms tomorrow. Read local news. Make something from a cookbook. Break your Wordle streak. https://t.co/KiUlHAtkuh
— Maggie Astor (@MaggieAstor) December 7, 2022

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New York Times workers are demanding a $65K salary floor—covering editorial & tech staff, security guards, concierges, Times Center staff & more.

The NYT can afford it.

It spent $150 million on stock buybacks this year & the top 3 execs saw 32% raises in 2021.@DanaGoldstein: pic.twitter.com/l2QH0kYvPq
— More Perfect Union (@MorePerfectUS) December 8, 2022

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Without a contract, today I join 1,100 of my⁩ colleagues in walking out. We’re asking readers to not engage in any @nytimes platforms today and stand with us on the digital picket line. Read local news. Listen to public radio. Break your Wordle streak. https://t.co/umJkQN1qVV
— Ida Bae Wells (@nhannahjones) December 8, 2022

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Good morning to all but especially to everyone who broke their Wordle streak today because you don’t cross a picket linehttps://t.co/CxsTEgPLZ2
— John Scalzi (@scalzi) December 8, 2022

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We’ve been without a contract @nytimes for nearly 2 years. Management is offering pay raises that really amount to pay cuts. We’re fed up, and we’re walking out Thursday for 24 hours. pic.twitter.com/Vv1zeiPSeh
— Henry Fountain (@henryfountain) December 8, 2022

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New York Times walkout protesters chant “40% of the profits” and “prints not dead” outside of the @nytimes building in NYC pic.twitter.com/Wb99zeAJug
— Timcast News (@TimcastNews) December 8, 2022

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For the first time in four decades, journalists and other employees at the New York Times are staging a large-scale walkout. pic.twitter.com/3rq39BX6pv
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