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Category Archives: Jobs
Iowa Jobs Far Short of Governor’s Goal
IWD presentation promotes bogus job growth number Statement by Mike Owen, IPP Executive Director MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2015 Editor’s note: When a story on the radio presented the Governor’s number as news last week, I figured I’d better seek out … Continue reading
Posted in Branstad, Economy, Iowa Policy Project, Jobs
Tagged bogus job numbers
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Fast Food Workers Going On Strike
Jobs With Justice Today, underpaid fast food clerks, care providers, adjuncts, retail associates and thousands of women and men across the country are bravely going on strike once again. Along with their supporters, they’re raising their voices to demand $15 … Continue reading
Posted in Calls to Action, Economy, Jobs, working poor
Tagged corporate greed, Fast food worker strike, income inequality, Jobs With Justice
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Oscar Mayer's Long Road
DAVENPORT — The Kraft Foods Oscar Mayer plant on Second Street will be razed as its new owner, Kraft Heinz, plans to move operations and layoff much of the workforce at the long-time meat packing plant. Wednesday’s announcement, that Kraft … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Economy, Jobs, Labor, Progressive Community
Tagged big food, corporate America, corporate news, labor, Oscar Mayer, Processed Food, UFCW, Warren Buffett
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Poverty Vultures
Out of sight of the eyes of anything resembling reporters the poverty industries in the USA are cranking along in high gear. Most of these are protected from any harm by Republicans from the county courthouse through the state house … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Jobs, minimum wage, poverty, working poor
Tagged poverty industries, working poor
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Wide Benefits Projected In County Minimum Wages In Iowa
FOR RELEASE TUESDAY, AUG. 11, 2015 CONTACT: MIKE OWEN, (319) 338-0773, mikeowen@iowapolicyproject.org For full report: http://www.iowapolicyproject.org/2015docs/150811-minwage.pdf IPP News Wide benefits projected in county minimum wages in Iowa In Linn, Johnson, $15 wage would boost combined 43,000 workers IOWA CITY, … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Economy, Hunger In America, Income inequality, Iowa Policy Project, Jobs, minimum wage
Tagged Johnson County minimum wage
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Fighting Back With Facts
Letters, we send letters. BTW, this is a good time to start sending those letters in. Muscatine County chair Don Paulson counters the flawed arguments of Rep. Tom Sands LTTE in the Muscatine Journal. Sands argues from a trickle down … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Economy, Jobs
Tagged corporate taxes, trickle down economics
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The Courtney Report: School Funding And Mental Health Vetos
We haven’t had a Courtney Report for a while. This one is particularly timely since it concerns the Governor’s ill advised line item veto of of part of the school funding. This is an excerpt of the Courtney Report. To … Continue reading
Posted in Courtney, Courtney Report, Economy, Jobs
Tagged mental health veto, school funding, school funding veto, special session
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There is still time to reach agreements to help all Iowans
Posted on May 4, 2015 by admin note this was written Monday. So good it needed to be posted Tom Courtney, State Senator, Burlington http://iowalabornews.com/?p=9679 It’s a sad day in Iowa when a lobbyist claiming to represent small businesses had … Continue reading
Posted in Courtney, debit card paycheck fees, Economy, Income inequality, Iowa legislature 2015, Jobs, Labor, wage theft
Tagged wage theft
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Affordable College, Medicaid, Economic Development, The Courtney Report
Note: this is an editted version of Senator Courtney’s newsletter. For the whol newsletter, please go here. ENSURING COLLEGE STUDENTS CAN AFFORD THE EDUCATION THEY NEED We’re working to keep college affordable so that all Iowans get the educational opportunities … Continue reading
Posted in Courtney, Courtney Report, Economy, Education, Iowa legislature 2015, Jobs, medicaid expansion
Tagged Iowa Mental Health closures
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Gov. Walker’s Economic Development Agency Under the Microscope
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 24, 2015 CONTACT: Mike Browne CELL: (608) 444-3483 ‘Record Shows He’s Enriched His Cronies While Failing to Deliver for the Rest of Us’ MADISON, Wis. and DES MOINES — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has come under … Continue reading
Posted in economic inequality, Economy, Jobs
Tagged crony capitalism, Kohl's, One Wisconsin, Scott Walker, WEDC
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