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    News Article Op-ed / Commentary ● Labor Strike Unionization Unions

    Sisters wield power as shareholders to force corporate reforms

    July 2, 2025 // The Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace this year put forth a proposal to require Ford Motor Co. to stop fighting unionizing efforts at its new battery plants and to work with local residents who would be impacted by the new factories. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission accepted Ford's request to remove the proposal, so it never went to a vote. Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary co-filed the request. "But we're still at the table and we're still raising the voices of the local community," Francois said. "We just want the neighbors to be in dialogue with Ford." IASJ, formerly the Tri-State Coalition for Responsible Investing, was started by congregations of religious in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey in 1975.

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    News Article ● Labor

    JPMorgan Chase to order staffers back to office 5 days a week: report

    January 8, 2025 // Wall Street firms have remained divided on their remote work policies after pandemic restrictions were lifted. Goldman Sachs mandated workers return to the office full-time in 2021 — and later reminded them of this policy in 2023, when some employees continued to work from home. Goldman Sachs staffers have been working in the office five days a week since then and the company is no longer transitioning its in-office policy.

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