Sarah Lazare
editor and investigative reporter @workdaymagazine, formerly @inthesetimesmag
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2 weeks ago |
rsn.org | Sarah Lazare
The Trump administration announced a truce with the Houthi rebels on May 6, but this was after the United States had already bombed critical infrastructure for importing food and fuel. Most of Mohammed Mohsen’s neighbors live in a state of deprivation and hunger, reliant on the World Food Programme for daily survival. When he is able to get donations from individuals abroad, Mohsen delivers food baskets to his community in the Al-Jawf governorate in northeastern Yemen.
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2 weeks ago |
inthesetimes.com | Sarah Lazare
Sarah Lazare May 22, 2025 Most of Mohammed Mohsen’s neighbors live in a state of deprivation and hunger, reliant on the World Food Programme for daily survival. When he is able to get donations from individuals abroad, Mohsen delivers food baskets to his community in the Al-Jawf governorate in northeastern Yemen.
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1 month ago |
economicrt.org | Daniel Flaming |Patrick Burns |Sarah Lazare
Neglected Grocery StoresGoing to the grocery store is shoppers least enjoyable retail experience because of long lines, high prices and limited availability of popular items. Most grocery workers in California, Colorado and Washington say that product sits in their stores’ backrooms because there is not enough staff to stock store shelves and that their stores are unable to provide good customer service. They say that they are unable to complete all of their assigned tasks during their shift.
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1 month ago |
progressivehub.net | Sarah Lazare
Kroger and Albertsons tried to merge; union organizing stopped them. But the fight for grocery workers is just beginning. By Sarah Lazare, In These TimesIn early February, when temperatures in Denver plunged to seven degrees below zero and snow dusted the sidewalks, Martin Bonilla, bundled in two jackets and a neck warmer, walked a picket line 1,000 miles from his home of Fillmore, Calif.
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1 month ago |
inthesetimes.com | Sarah Lazare
In early February, when temperatures in Denver plunged to seven degrees below zero and snow dusted the sidewalks, Martin Bonilla, bundled in two jackets and a neck warmer, walked a picket line 1,000 miles from his home of Fillmore, Calif. Bonilla works in the produce department at Vons and had flown to Colorado in the early morning after finishing an 11-and-a-half-hour shift.
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The same House Republicans pushing for a military budget of more than $1 trillion are trying to cut Medicaid and throw 8.6 million people off healthcare in the next decade. There's always money for war, not for healthcare. (Screenshot from @matthewccook5: https://t.co/gjOLVzM2lY) https://t.co/2vBDe95eII
2 in 3 grocery workers don't have secure housing, and 4 out of 5 can't pay their basic living costs, according to this survey of grocery workers in Southern California, Colorado and Washington. https://t.co/5EaWIewoLM https://t.co/FzfQTLhd1q
Re-sharing this! Jennifer Abruzzo had interesting things to say: Protected concerted activity can include Gaza protests. Domestic and farm workers ought to be included in the NLRA. Workers should "flex their muscles"--which includes strikes--in this moment https://t.co/Z0bk2U5C9d
