Civil rights groups say Philly’s understaffed, violent jail system is in contempt of court inquirer.com/news/philadelp… via The Philadelphia Inquirer

Wells Fargo Center food service workers are on strike inquirer.com/jobs/labor/phi…

Going to tonight's Sixers game? Lizzy McLellan Ravitch shares what to know about buying hot dogs and beer at the Wells Fargo Center amid the concession workers strike 👇 inquirer.com/sixers/aramark…

Montco now offers the most generous paid parental leave in Pennsylvania inquirer.com/jobs/labor/pai…

As a divided Philly workers union elects new leadership, a recent meeting became like an Eagles v. Cowboys game inquirer.com/jobs/labor/afs…

Car salesman Gary Barbera was accused of being ageist. ‘Boy, I guess,’ says jury. inquirer.com/jobs/labor/gar…

FULL STORY: Oona Goodin-Smith and I recap the day in court… Extortion or ‘complete and utter nonsense?’ Lawyers offer conflicting accounts as John Dougherty’s latest federal trial begins inquirer.com/news/john-doug…

Childcare costs went up roughly 30% from 2019 to 2023. Parents are left with tough decisions about whether it's worth the money to keep their jobs, reports Erin McCarthy inquirer.com/business/expen…

Also playing into childcare struggles is a shortage of available care, caused by a shortage of daycare staff. Why? Because childcare workers are vastly underpaid, and centers are struggling to give raises without increasing prices for families inquirer.com/jobs/labor/chi…

Wells Fargo Center concessions workers go on strike again ahead of Sixers-Knicks Game 3 inquirer.com/jobs/labor/ara…

A Philly lawyer for sexual abuse victims left his firm after an ex-client’s complaint was leaked inquirer.com/news/brian-ken… via @phillyinquirer

*Journo request* I’m finishing a story about the evolution of Chestnut Hill, and would love to interview a new resident of the area for The Philadelphia Inquirer If interested, comment below or reach out via email at [email protected]

Community College of Philadelphia staff and faculty want free transit and childcare help, for students too. Students joined their union bargaining session on Friday in support, but administration refused to negotiate with students present. inquirer.com/jobs/labor/com…

Philadelphia Orchestra choir lands its first labor contract inquirer.com/arts/philadelp… via @phillyinquirer

Weckerly’s worker wasn’t paid for ‘tryout’ shift. After she posted on Facebook, the manager was fired. inquirer.com/jobs/labor/wec…

Community College of Philadelphia’s unionized employees say the school needs $20M more in next year’s city budget inquirer.com/jobs/labor/com… via @phillyinquirer

Penn grad students vote to unionize their 4,000-person workforce after two decades of attempts inquirer.com/jobs/labor/uni… via @phillyinquirer

La Colombe workers got raises and perks after Chobani bought the company. But will the iconic Philly coffee brand stay the same? with Ariana Perez-Castells inquirer.com/business/retai… via @phillyinquirer

STRIKE ALERT, @law360 and LexisNexis Legal & Professional: We have been saying for months that we were strike-ready. Today we’re proving it. We are on a ULP strike. Read more here. #verdictisin #Law360Strike

Aramark workers to strike at South Philly sports stadiums starting Monday inquirer.com/news/aramark-f… via The Philadelphia Inquirer