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A 26-year-old employee at McBride Operating in Waskom was killed when a valve blew off a pump last year. Another worker had sued the company two years earlier after being injured on the job.
Travis County’s progressive DA has secured indictments for the 2021 death of Juan José Galvan Batalla, remembered as a “cheerful” hard worker and beloved sibling.
My life as an immigrant is summarized as paying for a car to go to work and working to pay for that car.
Energy Transfer owns the pipeline that caught fire recently near Houston, and it’s setting another fire at the National Labor Relations Board with the help of right-wing jurists.
Texans are organizing inside and outside of prisons to empower incarcerated workers, who labor in dangerous conditions without pay.
Educators are calling for more funding, support, and a system that protects them. Removing the DOE would only perpetuate the problems.
U.S. Representative Greg Casar discusses the timing and impact of a new federal workplace heat safety rule.
High temperatures and scarce air conditioning cause tempers to flare for prisoners and guards alike.
In Llano County, a local librarian fought back against censorship, prompting a federal court fight and national recognition but losing the job of her dreams.
A Texas federal court has struck down a 2023 law creating protections for pregnant state workers based on its paltry costs.