Elon Musk thinks his treatment of workers is a “trade secret”
Kate Aronoff on why our wonky California legislative fight is a test of whether green jobs will be good jobs, too.
Diversity for Hire: Astroturfing, New Flyer, and the Transportation Diversity Council
How New Flyer and the Transportation Diversity Council are “astroturfing” worker and community demands for racial and economic justice.
Take action: Demand public accountability in California
California needs to pass SB749 to hold companies accountable to their promises on job creation — and get the most out of the state's economic recovery.
Why there’s little sunshine on many economic development deals in Florida — and beyond
In Los Angeles, transparency proved to be important for an economic development deal and contract between the city’s transit authority and a bus manufacturer. But it took a court battle to reveal the details to the public.
Recovery from COVID-19? Not without real public oversight
California lawmakers will soon oversee billions of stimulus dollars and pass a state-level recovery package. But a loophole in the state’s public records law is preventing workers and communities from real recovery.
Sunshine in California Public Contracts
We're fighting to bring transparency to public contracts in California.
Legal, but despicable: Employers looking to cash in on stimulus checks
Corporate employers are pursuing nefarious tactics to cash in on the stimulus checks people receive from the federal government by docking workers’ pay.
Turning the tide on corporate giveaways in the South
Jobs to Move America is building a research-action program, headquartered in Birmingham, to win sunshine and accountability policies in the South.
Corporate giveaways gutted the South’s safety net, recovering from COVID-19 requires rebuilding it
Alabama gives away billions of public dollars to corporations, often with no strings attached. Our new research-action program is organizing for a better deal for Southern workers and communities.
Column: Public officials should say ‘no’ to economic incentives that don’t advance the public good
Across the United States, enormous public resources are given to manufacturing companies that often make grand promises but actually eliminate or undercut good American jobs.