Guest: Oren Levin Waldman

George Brassea August 2, 2021

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Guest: Oren Levin Waldman – Labor economist Oren Levin Waldman discusses his thoughts on the labor market, minimum wage policy and the gig economy.

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Guest: Oren Levin Waldman

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The Murder Chicago Didn’t Want to Solve

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by Mick Dumke February 25, 2021

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The Tech Industry Is Abuzz About the PRO Act. What Is It?

The federal bill seeks to make it easier for gig workers to join unions. Tech companies are not on board.

Dara Kerr March 18, 2021

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The Lost Year: What the Pandemic Cost Teenagers

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by Alec MacGillis photography by Celeste Sloman March 8, 2021

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Conservationists See Rare Nature Sanctuaries. Black Farmers See a Legacy Bought Out From Under Them

The Sweet Fern Savanna Land and Water Reserve, in the heart of Pembroke Township, Illinois, offers a glimpse into what much of the area looked like before European settlers drained swamps and cleared forests to grow corn and soybeans.

by ProPublica October 18, 2021

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Increase Coming for Illinois Minimum Wage on Jan. 1

Minimum wage workers are encouraged to keep a close eye on their paychecks in the new year as any time worked in 2023 must reflect the new $13 an hour minimum wage. #minimumwage

Silence DoGood December 28, 2022

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