*My working week: 'If I take a patient to hospital, it could save [per]. But it might kill [per].'*

Last August, the Business Roundtable — an association of CEOs of America’s biggest corporations — announced their companies would "[invest] in employees, delivering value to customers, and supporting outside communities. Since then, they have become even nastier.

California has sued Uber and Lyft for classifying workers as "independent contractors" despite the new law that requires treating them as employees.

Bravo, California — but even if the companies yield and obey the new law, I will reject these companies for the bad way they treat their customers: requiring them to identify themselves and run nonfree software.

Right-wing "reopen" protesters in Kentucky hung the governor in effigy, and even Republican politicians condemned it.

At last we see a limit to how much political hatred mainstream Republicans will tolerate.

Columbia Sportswear Sought to Crush a Warehouse Union Drive as the Pandemic Approached.