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Labor reporter for Bloomberg News and Businessweek, covering the present of work. jeidelson at bloomberg dot net. [Usual disclaimers]

Joined February 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Feb 3

    Honored to receive this award for my reporting on sexual harassment at the top U.S. federal worker union, whose president resigned after we reported a dozen people's allegations of misconduct. Grateful to everyone who made these stories possible

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  2. "Peter and Sharon’s friends came over to meet and bless their baby... When Peter’s turn came, he said he hoped that his son didn’t get shot at in climate-induced barbarity and that he did not starve."

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  3. Retweeted
    51 minutes ago

    Great news for Scabby and friends but it remains to be seen how and his cronies who still have the majority on the Board will respond. Will they insist on making some good First Amendment law for Scabby by refusing the request and sending the issue to the courts?

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  4. The Cat Lawyer is blaming his secretary whose computer he used? "that was just a mistake by my secretary... I was using her computer and for some reason she had that filter on."

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  5. Retweeted

    “I’m here live, I’m not a cat,” says lawyer after Zoom filter mishap “I can see that,” responds judge

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  6. "following her around at company events, and at times placing his hand on her leg or lower back... Five other women who met Pishevar in a professional context told Bloomberg they were sexually assaulted or harassed by him."

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  7. Retweeted
    19 hours ago

    Remembering Karen Lewis tonight by revisiting this brilliant interview she did with & for 's first "Belabored" podcast. Just cuts straight to the heart of things. RIP.

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  8. "The National Labor Relations Board's new acting prosecutor is moving to end high-profile litigation former General Counsel Peter Robb filed to block unions from deploying inflatable rats and erecting large banners in some protests."

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  10. "By excluding people with very low or no earnings, the E.I.T.C. penalizes people simply for being victims of discrimination in the labor market."

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  11. Retweeted
    Feb 8

    On the first episode of Belabored, & interviewed Karen Lewis. "When you’re playing on somebody else’s turf," she said, "you don’t have control. So the key is to change the rules of the game."

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  12. Feb 8

    "Alleged refusal to implement the agreement reached in March allowed the decertification to proceed; normally decertifications are prohibited for up to three years after a contract is executed."

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  13. Feb 8

    "...by instituting surveillance testing, ventilation improvements and numeric thresholds for shutting down schools or entire systems when cases are found or community transmission goes up."

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  14. Feb 8

    "Weingarten is considering making a big speech telling teachers that it can be safe to return to work and crucial to do so. She would point to the districts she believes have gotten reopening right..."

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  15. Feb 8

    In 2013, and I talked with Karen Lewis about reinvigorating unions, how "professionalism" shapes education organizing, and 's transformative strike: "teachers have been an easy target. Because we’re not used to fighting"

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  16. Feb 8

    "If you only go the legislative...[&] legal route, you’re playing by somebody else’s rules... What we can control is our membership & having them active... having the authorities understand...you will not be able to function without dealing with us fairly"

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  17. Retweeted
    Feb 7

    “Under the city’s latest proposal, which grants the union many of its requests, no...staff member would be required to return to work before being offered a vaccine, and the reopening of schools would be pushed back to March for elementary & middle school”

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  18. Feb 8

    “Karen Lewis, the woman credited with resurrecting the Chicago Teachers Union and helping to revive teacher unions across the country, has died.”

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  19. Feb 7

    “Under the city’s latest proposal, which grants the union many of its requests, no...staff member would be required to return to work before being offered a vaccine, and the reopening of schools would be pushed back to March for elementary & middle school”

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  20. Retweeted
    Feb 5

    responds with statement from Detroit McDonald’s worker: “We're literally dying while politicians are playing political football with our lives. We need a $15 minimum wage in the COVID relief package.”

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  21. Retweeted
    Feb 4

    Exclusive: Gizmodo management told employees it fired editor because of union activity, alleges in NLRB charge

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