AFL-CIO Report Finds That CEOs Made 285 Times More Than Their Workers Last Year
The AFL-CIO's latest "Executive Paywatch" report reveals that S&P 500 executives made an average of 285 times more than their median workers, a significant increase from the prior year.
Dozens of UC Workers, Labor Leaders Arrested While Protesting Understaffing, Unfair Wages | KQED
The sit-in highlighted significant wage disparities for UCSF social workers, who are paid 32% less than their hospital-based counterparts, fueling calls for better staffing and contracts.