Archive:Jobs

• WCP: Real Government Help for Working-Class People

  n the wake of the Great Recession, many analysists have come to praise current unemployment statistics, but unemployment numbers do not represent underemployment. In this week’s Working-Class Perspectives, Michelle M Tokarczyk argues for the creation of a federal jobs program designed to place recent college graduates, especially graduates from working-class communities, into jobs that reflect their education.

  Category: Visiting Scholars Tags: Jobs, Michelle M Tokarczyk, Unemployment, WCP, Working-Class Perspectives

• KI Is Hiring a Program Manager!

  After bidding farewell to our colleague Nick Wertsch, KI is hiring a new Program Manager to coordinate our student programs, serve as a community organizer, and help plan KI events. Please find the fu

  Category: Our Staff Tags: Jobs, Program Manager, Staff

• Four Worker Justice Groups are Hiring New Leaders

  Four organizations devoted to worker rights are seeing to hire new leaders and senior staff. Take a moment to read about the positions and consider whether they might be right for you or someone you

  Category: Uncategorized Tags: DC Jobs with Justice, DC JWJ, Fair Budget Coalition, FBC, Hiring, Interfaith Worker Justice, IWJ, Jobs, Metro Labor Council, Nikki Lewis

• WCP: Class and the EU Referendum

  In June, UK citizens will decide whether their country will remain a member of the European Union. In this week's Working-Class Perspective, Tim Strangleman reflects on how working class voters in G

  Category: Visiting Scholars Tags: Brexit, European Union, Jobs, John Russo, Migration, Sherry Linkon, Tim Strangleman, WCP, Working-Class Perspectives