President Andrews was among five “Champions of Justice” honorees at the 20th Anniversary Celebration of the NC Justice Center, along with former Governor Jim Hunt and former UNC System president Tom Ross.
Sign our petition thanking staff at the N.C. Justice Center for setting an example that we hope people working at other non-profits will follow and welcoming them to our labor movement.
When full-time work doesn’t guarantee your economic security, that’s a problem. Sign the NC Justice Center petition calling for NC politicians to push policies that will lead to quality job creation.
According to the results of a new poll released this week, North Carolina voters broadly support improvements to wage and hour laws. Unfortunately, they’re on the wrong side of the extremists who run our state.
Sign this petition urging North Carolina to reverse course and restore the state EITC, one of the best anti-poverty programs around.
Free course in populist economics offers hope to raise wages, feed families, and escape debt.
The economy doesn’t just happen to us. If it doesn’t work for us, we have the power, together, to change the rules.
Senior supervisors at McDonald’s thought they could use ‘right to work’ to intimidate this volunteer strike supporter. It didn’t work.
Celebrate FMLA’s birthday at a kid-friendly party with speakers, crafts, and cake.
On Monday, March 18, faith leaders, theologians, divinity students, and advocates will join together for a discussion at Wake Forest University on “Faith, Fairness & Taxes.” It’s open to the public, and lunch will be provided – BUT you’ve gotta RSVP!
We need your help. Time is running out to stop a horrifying piece of legislation affecting hundreds of thousands of jobless North Carolinians now and in the future becomes law.
Despite being more productive, North Carolina wage earners are earning almost 5% less than before the recession. This new economic reality has turned economic convention on its head.
Republican lawmakers rammed through a huge new tax loophole for businesses amounting to $336 million in revenue lost to North Carolina each year! What would $336 million in lost revenue buy for the people of North Carolina?
If you think corporations should pay North Carolina taxes on North Carolina profits, sign this petition to the state legislature demanding they enact combined reporting and stop corporate tax deadbeats!
The NC Justice Center has pulled together available information about unemployment in our state to create a profile of joblessness. The facts show the jobs crisis hitting workers 55 and older hard.
