by Melanie J. Prasad Last week, we spoke out against the brutal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid at the Hyundai and LG battery plant in Georgia—a devastating act that ripped nearly 500 workers from their jobs, families, and
Jobs to Move America condemns the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid conducted this week at the Hyundai Motor and LG Energy Solution battery plant in Ellabell, Georgia. Yesterday, a reported 475 workers, hardworking parents, loving neighbors and community
by HeeWon Brindle-Khym At Jobs to Move America, research has always been integral to how we advance our mission. It grounds our campaigns, informs our partnerships, and strengthens our ability to hold corporations and policymakers accountable. When combined with organizing
Contact: Khadeejah AhmadJobs to Move America(315) 383-6602 | kahmad@jobstomoveamerica.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Over 600 Comments Submitted to Federal, Local Agencies on Micron’s Environmental Impact Community members call on Micron to protect the environment, workers Syracuse, NY — The public comment
Metro can move forward on subway car plans ahead of Olympics after deal – Los Angeles TimesDownload View the article on the LA Times website here.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: JMA: Aesha Mahmoud(562) 269 – 9193 amahmoud@jobstomoveamerica.org LA Metro and JMA Settlement Resolves $730 Million Contract Dispute, Protecting U.S. Workers in the Face of Mounting Olympic Pressures LA Metro commits to strengthening its practices to promote
By: Patricia Todd, Southern Policy Manager When I first stepped into public office as Alabama’s first openly gay elected official, I carried with me the spirit of resistance that defined the Stonewall Uprising. Coming out in the state legislature wasn’t
By: Ian Elder, National Director Last Friday, President Trump signed into law the grotesque, 1,000-page legislation known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB). We believe the government should serve the people. It should create public goods for the benefit of all, to
At a recent press conference, 16 organizations including Jobs to Move America delivered a petition demanding a 120-day public comment period on the recently released Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) and unveiled a “Community Vision.” JMA’s Khadeejah Ahmad stressed that
Organizations including Jobs to Move America are calling for a longer, more inclusive review process for an environmental impact report released for Micron’s facility planned in Central New York.
