Indiana
No help for the homeless: Indianapolis to criminalize mutual aid distribution
August 25, 2022A new proposal backed by Republicans and Democrats will impose fines on anyone distributing goods without a permit, all under the cover of fighting litter and violence.
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Organizer’s notebook: Indianapolis social workers decide to go union
June 21, 2022Low pay and poor benefits are driving high turnover at the Step-Up agency. Workers there have had enough and are organizing a union.
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Rather than sell their own blood, Indiana students go on strike
April 27, 2022Indiana University grad student workers, often driven to extreme measures to stay afloat, went out on strike April 13.
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Indiana casino workers gear up for tough contract negotiations
February 18, 2020With Caesars preparing for downsizing, workers will have a tough year ahead.
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Carrier worker to Trump: “You robbed me after I helped you win”
January 12, 2018Laid-off Carrier employees in Indiana say that Trump is the enemy of American workers.
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