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The recent labor unrest is in part fueled by uneven. While companies are prospering and the stock market hovers near all-time highs, the benefits haven't been felt by many workers, who are often stuck in temporary jobs with no benefits. Paradoxically, the strong economy also emboldens workers. When more jobs are available and unemployment is low, people feel more confident in demanding better pay and benefits. Many nonunion workers also want change. Those in the, many of whom are considered-s and thus not eligible to unionize or receive benefits, have been demanding higher pay and steadier hours. (en) |
