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Oct 9, 2026
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
Meanwhile, deck officers fighting for a first contract at the Alaska Tanker Company.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
And today on the show, the Economic Policy Institute on sectoral bargaining, what it is and how workers can benefit.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
Welcome to the Friday, October 9th edition of America's Workforce, where we're available on at least five platforms, including YouTube, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Spotify, and Pandora.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
Lynn Rhinehart will be our featured guest on the show today.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
She never got confirmed.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
Lynn is a senior fellow at the Economic Policy Institute, and she is a contributor to the On Labor blog, which is a service of the, uh, Harvard Law School.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
And in her post on September 8th, she talked about building toward sectoral bargaining.
Ed "Flash" FerencHOST
If you go to onlabor.org, you can read that entire post.
Kim KavinGUEST
More legislation was introduced on October 1st.
Kim KavinGUEST
And I know you've covered this a lot out of Massachusetts and California, sectoral bargaining for the rideshare industry, which I call no vote unions for the rideshare industry.
Kim KavinGUEST
I don't know what your audience knows about that.
Kim KavinGUEST
I'm assuming a lot.
SteveHOST
I mean, we've talked about sectoral bargaining enough where I would hope they understand that it's basically, you know, you might not even know that a vote was made on your behalf.
SteveHOST
But if you even do know, it doesn't matter.
SteveHOST
You're not you're not getting a say in it.
Kim KavinGUEST
So the bill in New Jersey would I don't want to use the word copy.