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Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

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‘You just want to … have a chance’: Ex-offenders struggle to find jobs amid COVID-19

February 3, 2021February 3, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘You just want to … have a chance’: Ex-offenders struggle to find jobs amid COVID-19

Ex-offenders, who typically struggle to find work, are finding it even more difficult as COVID-19 sparks downturn that has left millions unemployed.

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Instacart to eliminate nearly 2,000 positions, upsetting union officials

January 21, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on Instacart to eliminate nearly 2,000 positions, upsetting union officials

Labor advocates called on Instacart to reverse a decision to lay off hundreds of employees, including the company’s only workers to belong to a union.

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Joe Biden pledges to address pay, systemic racism: ‘Black and Latino unemployment gap remains too large’

January 18, 2021January 19, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on Joe Biden pledges to address pay, systemic racism: ‘Black and Latino unemployment gap remains too large’

Joe Biden has pledged to bridge racial gaps in pay and lending, but a history of discrimination has hindered the advancement of Black Americans.

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Starbucks closes some New York stores out of concern about possible protests

January 17, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on Starbucks closes some New York stores out of concern about possible protests

As a tense nation braced for possible violence before Joe Biden’s inauguration, Starbucks temporarily closed some New York City stores

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As Biden prepares to take office and America reels from Capitol riots, Black and white still define the nation

January 14, 2021January 14, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on As Biden prepares to take office and America reels from Capitol riots, Black and white still define the nation

Since the beginning of America, race was used to generate wealth for whites on the back of Blacks. Why can’t we see our common economic interests?

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To keep pressure on Joe Biden and Congress, fast-food workers plan to strike for higher minimum wage

January 13, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on To keep pressure on Joe Biden and Congress, fast-food workers plan to strike for higher minimum wage

Fast-food workers across the country are planning to strike Friday to pressure the Biden administration to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.

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With Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock wins, Biden could raise taxes and boost health care

January 7, 2021January 7, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on With Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock wins, Biden could raise taxes and boost health care

With Democrats in control of Congress, Joe Biden could change the personal finances of millions of Americans, from their taxes to college tuition.

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What could Democratic control of Senate mean for wages, child care, unions under Biden?

January 7, 2021January 7, 2021 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on What could Democratic control of Senate mean for wages, child care, unions under Biden?

With Democrats in control of the White House and Congress, President Joe Biden may reshape the workplace from raising wages to encouraging diversity

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Dads took on more childcare when they worked from home during COVID-19. Will a vaccine end that?

December 16, 2020 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on Dads took on more childcare when they worked from home during COVID-19. Will a vaccine end that?

A COVID-19 vaccine means more Americans could return to work. But dads who got more time with kids may want more job flexibility and a new routine.

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Christmas party and coronavirus surges: Can you RSVP ‘no’ to the office holiday party?

December 7, 2020 Charisse Jones, USA TODAY Comments Off on Christmas party and coronavirus surges: Can you RSVP ‘no’ to the office holiday party?

As COVID-19 cases surge, some employees may greet an invitation to their in-person office holiday party with a question: Should I go or RSVP no?

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