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Economic Democracy Weekly

Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly looks at how to pursue economic justice at the state and local levels. We begin with analyzing how state tax law can promote or impede economic justice. Then, an article on upcoming November state ballot initiatives that could raise wages for tipped restaurant workers. Next, a speaker from a recent webinar offers some tips on how to structure collective management at work. Finally, we want to hear from you: please submit your stories of pursuing economic justice in the workplace for our column, We Stood Up.


Can Taxes Reduce Inequality? What a Study of State and Local Taxes Tells Us

 
“Florida and Texas aren’t usually considered high-tax states, but if you are low income and live in those states, they are.” Read more... 
 
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How to Confront the Affordability Crisis: Use the Ballot to Raise Wages

 
“Ballot initiatives can be a valuable tool—not just to raise wages for millions of workers, but also to mobilize voters.” Read more... 
 
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Hierarchy Becomes Fluid

 
“Instead of having an executive director that is just at the top constantly, hierarchy shifts [depending on] what the topic [is].” Watch the video and read more…
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Call for Pitches: We Stood Up

 
We invite stories from workers and grassroots leaders who want to share how they are building a democratic economy and a fairer world. Submit your story…
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