Episode 113: Fighting Wage Theft and Funding Cincinnati's Schools
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Episode 113: Fighting Wage Theft and Funding Cincinnati's Schools
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In hour one, Michelle sits down with Brennen, Patience, and Manuel from the Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center for an update on the ongoing fight against wage theft. The group discusses the challenges facing workers whose employers fail to pay them what they are owed, the importance of protecting workers' rights, and efforts to revive the Labor Religion Dinner, an event that brings together members of the labor and faith communities.
In hour two, Mark and Clayton welcome Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Shauna Murphy and Treasurer Michael Gustin for an important conversation about Issue 4. With the November election approaching, district leadership outlines the financial challenges facing CPS and explains what could happen if the levy fails. The discussion explores the potential consequences for students, families, educators, and school staff, as well as the broader implications for the future of public education in Cincinnati.
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