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Category Archives: working poor
Iowa-stan
Iowa Needs You, Donald Kaul! Considering the coming of what promises to be a MEMORABLE Iowa legislative session this spring, my mind wandered to days of yore when a young writer for the Des Moines Register would annually make fun … Continue reading
Posted in Branstad, Health Care & Medicare, Iowa legislature 2017, minimum wage, wage theft, working poor
Tagged Branstad privatizing Medicaid, Donald Kaul, Iowastan
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August Is No Recess When Working Poor
School is out for Iowans who work yet remain on the margins of society. There is no recess from the constant demand to secure basic needs of food, shelter and clothing. The add-on expenses of transportation, health care, interest on … Continue reading
Posted in Progressive Community, progressive values, Sustainability, working poor
Tagged Progressive Community, sustainability, working poor
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Something To Think About
Posted in working poor
Tagged hoarding wealth, Jodi Foster, poverty
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Inequality
The past two weeks have been simply startling at how those with wealth have been both evading taxes while hoarding money in almost unimaginable amounts in offshore tax havens. At the same time we have corporations doing all sorts of … Continue reading
Posted in Income inequality, money out of politics, Two Americas, working poor
Tagged tax cheating, tax havens, taxes, wealth inequality
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It's Not Just About Wages
It’s time for a new discussion about wages. People who harp about hourly wages are tedious and mostly fooling themselves. The economic instinct in society should be and is making a decent life from what we have and are given. … Continue reading
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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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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