Our mission at Power At Work is to contribute to a discourse in the United States that emphasizes the importance of collective action and puts workers and worker power at the center of that conversation. We welcome and encourage other outlets to republish our blogcasts, podcasts, and posts (collectively “work” or “works”) contingent upon compliance with the guidelines below.
Please follow these guidelines when republishing any content originally published on Power At Work:
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Include the following statement at the end of your republication: “Power At Work contributes to a discourse in the United States that emphasizes the importance of collective action and puts workers and worker power at the center of that conversation.”
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If you republish any work from Power At Work, or if you have any further questions regarding these republication guidelines, please contact Power At Work’s communications specialist Zeno Minotti ([email protected]).
IMPORTANT NOTE: Power At Work frequently republishes works that were originated by other outlets. Power At Work cannot and does not give permission to republish these works. They are clearly identified on Power At Work as republished works. If you would like to republish those works, please contact the outlet that originally published them.