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Some students at the University of Washington are planning to deliver a letter to the administration later this month to ask that it not renew its contract with Starbucks.
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Community colleges are in trouble. That has implications for the national economy, which relies on community colleges to fill many of the jobs that have shortages.
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A famous food writer posted on Instagram about the best tacos he's had in Seattle — from a humble food operation stationed in the middle of a Home Depot parking lot. KNKX's Lillyana Fowler went to find out more.
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It’s Labor Day … in a year that feels uncertain for workers. The economic pain of the pandemic is being felt across industries. Washington state’s largest…
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Longtime leader David Rolf is leaving his position as president of Service Employees International Union 775. First elected in 2003, he was the founding…
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Local May Day marches have sparked some tension in recent years, but labor groups want to emphasize the day's historical roots. May 1 is International…
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"The most vocal activist you've never heard of." That's how one news report describes Dolores Huerta in a new documentary about her life.Huerta founded…
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More than 18,000 foreign workers, most of them from Mexico, traveled legally to Washington last year to labor on the state's farms, largely in the apple,…
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In the week leading up to May Day, Seattle prepared for the worst. For the past five years, peaceful May Day marches have been overshadowed by violence…
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A conservative think tank claims in a class-action lawsuit that some home caregivers paid by Washington state want to leave their union but can't.The…