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Kim Bobo on Making A Difference Radio

IWJ Executive Director Kim Bobo discusses Wage Theft on Making a Difference Radio. Hear the 36 minute program on Blog Talk Radio: Religious Community Works Towards Workplace Justice

IWJ Executive Director Kim Bobo was recently a guest on MSNBC to discuss the controversy over the U.S. Department of Labor's We Can Help campaign. The DOL got flooded with phone calls criticizing the campaign after FOX News sounded the alarm bells about the DOL protecting all workers regardless of immigration status (in other words, enforcing U.S. labor law).

Interfaith Worker Justice held a Leadership Summit June 13-15 in New Orleans. The organization invited U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis to speak at the event

All major religions support the rights of workers to organize unions. So, what is the Employee Free Choice Act and how have companies tried to fight this basic right? This video explains the issue.

Kim Bobo talks about ways to detect and stop the growing trend of wage theft in the U.S.

IWJ Executive Director Kim Bobo discussing her book Wage Theft in America on GRITtv with Laura Flanders

IWJ Executive Director Kim Bobo on Chicago Public Radio advocating the Employee Free Choice Act

A short film discussing the hidden nature of wage theft

Kim Bobo, Founder and Executive Director of Interfaith Worker Justice, testified at an Education and Labor Committee hearing which asked if the Department of Labor is effectively enforcing our wage and hour laws on July 15, 2008.

IWJ Executive Director Kim Bobo discusses the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) and the attempt to blame unions for the auto industry's woes on the syndicated NPR program Here & Now.

Isaiah J. Poole of the Campaign for America's Future interviews Kim Bobo on the crisis of wage theft

Kim Bobo speaking during the "Strangers & Aliens Among Us" panel at the 2008 Religion Newswriters Association Annual Conference in Washington D.C.