Workers

Ralph Nader -47 states prohibit millions of local and state government workers from having the right to sue local/state governments for violations under The Americans with Disability Act, The Age Discrimination in Employment Act, The Fair Labor Standards Act and the Family and Medical Leave Act… all federal laws. They are only allowed to sue in Illinois, Minnesota and North Carolina. (Federal workers *do* have the right to sue the government under these federal laws.)

NBC News - A highway collapse connecting workers in Idaho to jobs in Wyoming has brought attention to a long-standing schism between the wealthy and the people who cater to them. A massive landslide caused the closure of a 10-mile stretch of Teton Pass that links the two states, jeopardizing the workforce around the tourist hubs of Jackson Hole, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Billionaires and investors are hiking up home prices in Wyoming, forcing workers to live farther away from their jobs. On the Wyoming side, the median home price is more than $3 million, compared to $800,000 in Idaho. People who work at landscaping companies, hospitals and other sectors serving those wealthy communities are now facing an indefinite road closure that is upending their lives.