STEVE LeBLANC

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Recent Articles

Massachusetts Attorney General Sets Precedent with Uber and Lyft Labor Deal: $32.50 Minimum Hourly Wage, Benefits for Drivers

Massachusetts Attorney General Sets Precedent with Uber and Lyft Labor Deal: $32.50 Minimum Hourly Wage, Benefits for Drivers

Broke On: Thursday, 27 June 2024 Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced on June 27, 2024, that Uber and Lyft will pay their drivers a minimum wage of $32.50 per hour with benefits such as paid sick leave and health care stipends. This agreement sets a precedent for gig workers' rights in the industry and could impact labor laws nationwide.
Harvard Graduation Disrupted by Students Denied Diplomas for Protest Activities: A Moment of Civil Disobedience and Debate on Freedom of Speech

Harvard Graduation Disrupted by Students Denied Diplomas for Protest Activities: A Moment of Civil Disobedience and Debate on Freedom of Speech

Broke On: Thursday, 23 May 2024 During Harvard University's commencement ceremony, 13 students were denied their diplomas due to earlier protests supporting Palestinians and demanding Harvard divest from Israeli assets. Hundreds of students walked out in solidarity, sparking controversy and debate on campus about freedom of speech and civil disobedience. Journalist Maria Ressa emphasized the importance of fact-finding during her speech, while student Lea Kayali organized the protest as a show of civil disobedience.
Harvard Graduation Disrupted by Students Denied Diplomas for Protest Activities: A Moment of Civil Disobedience and Debate on Freedom of Speech

Harvard Graduation Disrupted by Students Denied Diplomas for Protest Activities: A Moment of Civil Disobedience and Debate on Freedom of Speech

Broke On: Thursday, 23 May 2024 During Harvard University's commencement ceremony, 13 students were denied their diplomas due to earlier protests supporting Palestinians and demanding Harvard divest from Israeli assets. Hundreds of students walked out in solidarity, sparking controversy and debate on campus about freedom of speech and civil disobedience. Journalist Maria Ressa emphasized the importance of fact-finding during her speech, while student Lea Kayali organized the protest as a show of civil disobedience.