57% of workers are making more money now — after adjusting for inflation — than they were a year ago, the Center for American Progress found. 41% of us have seen a real wage increase of more than 5%.
January through November 2023 saw the start of 30 major work stoppages – the most of any year since 2000, according to federal data. This included the nearly four-month-long SAG-AFTRA strike, which involved 160,000 workers and was the second-largest work stoppage since 1993.
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And all we see are lies about how much worse off Americans are. The republicans lie about everything.
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