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By: John Nichols; The Nation Jeff Bezos is pocketing hundreds of billions while Amazon warehouses record injuries at 30 percent above the industry average. Jeff Bezos is getting exponentially richer, while the employees who create his wealth are reporting debilitating injuries and extremely high rates of musculoskeletal disorders. This juxtaposition has led to rising anger on the part of Amazon workers,

By: Caroline O’Donovan, Lauren Kaori Gurley; Washington Post The company discouraged injured workers from seeking outside medical care and disregarded internal safety recommendations, a Senate panel led by Bernie Sanders reports. A sweeping congressional investigation into worker safety at Amazon found that the nation’s largest online retailer manipulated data on warehouse worker injuries and disregarded internal research on improving safety. The

By: Peter Wade; Rolling Stone “We are moving rapidly into an oligarchic form of society … We can’t go around the world saying, ‘in Russia, Putin has an oligarchy.’ Well, we got our oligarchy here, too” Sen. Bernie Sanders is ringing the alarm that the United States is “rapidly” becoming an oligarchy run by billionaires out to enrich themselves. “We are

By: John Nichols; The Nation The senator has more allies than ever in his fight to hold Israel accountable and save lives in Gaza. For the better part of a year, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has been calling on Congress to block additional military aid and arms sales to Israel in order to save lives in Gaza. In January, he responded

By: Michael Barbaro, Sen. Bernie Sanders; New York Times An interview with the Vermont senator on the fallout of the election defeat. The Democratic Party is sifting through the rubble of its sweeping election loss and trying to work out what went wrong. In an interview, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont discusses his diagnosis and how to chart a path back

By: Seamus Kirst; Teen Vogue Some companies are already doing it. It is estimated that US workers are now more than four times as productive as our predecessors 70 years ago, but the hours we’re expected to be on the clock have not gone down. On average, Americans work hundreds more hours a year than Europeans; and globally, worker-engagement rates are,