An Amazon warehouse in New York recently became the first in the country to unionize. We find out what the move could mean for Amazon workers nationwide. We also talk with a journalist about why it seems like the feeling of empathy is going out of fashion and where we can find some hope.
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A win for Amazon unionization efforts in New York
Amazon workers in New York recently won the first successful unionization vote against the online shopping giant. We talk to an expert on organizing from UW-Green Bay about the significance of the victory, and what comes next.
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We're less empathetic, but we can turn things around
We discuss a health writer’s assertion we’re in the midst of an ’empathy crisis,’ and what could be some ways for society to fix things.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Jon Shelton Guest
- Mark Johnson Guest
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