It’s the inaccessibility for me: Why your hiring process must reflect your values.
So many hiring practices that social justice organizations use don't match their values or their work, and as a result, cause them to miss out on the very candidates they are allegedly recruiting: "diverse" hires.
Ask a Union Organizer: What should we expect from bargaining?
Bargaining looks like people sitting on opposite sides of a table discussing the terms of a contract. The Bargaining Team is the debate club of union leadership roles.
Ask ReproJobs: I found out that my co-worker lied on his resume.
Talk to your friend to learn more about why he felt that he had to misrepresent his qualifications on the resume.
Breaking Into Repro: Quick Tips for Polishing Your Résumé and Cover Letter
The application process is long and stressful. It’s vulnerable and can challenge you mentally, physically, and emotionally. Hopefully, these tips will help you turn in the best application materials you can.
Send Us Your NDA!
The goal is to look at movement trends and suggest best practices for protecting patient and organizational confidentiality, while not silencing workers or coercing them out of their rights.
A Statement & Demands from ReproJobs on Racism & Anti-Blackness
Accountability must happen. Actions speak louder than apologies to investigating reporters.
Why Workers Deserve a Say in Their Workplace: An Interview with Office and Professional Employees International Union
“At their core, most workers simply want a say in their workplace, and they want accountability from their leadership.”
"You have a responsibility to think beyond your own career": An Interview with Rye Young on Executive Leadership Transitions
“Social change requires constant evolution in ourselves, in our organizations, and in our movements. Executive directors cannot be doing a good job if they have no vision for transitioning the organization beyond what they can achieve.”
Ask ReproJobs: I was offered a bonus, and then COVID-19 hit
You were promised a bonus. That's not up for debate. And your employer owes you an answer.
How I Did It: Providing Equitable Salaries at an Abortion Clinic
“I keep asking my colleagues, ‘What do we need to do our work well?’ That has to be where we start.”
Ask a Union Organizer: Unionizing FAQs!
We asked you to share your questions about unionizing. Here are some quick answers to your top five questions.
Why your admin staff need to lead your union drive
Support staff have the logistical and relational expertise you need to win.
We tried to unionize and failed. Here's what I learned.
We failed to unionize at a significant cost to the organization’s integrity, but the collective experience of our attempt granted us a deeper commitment and alignment with liberatory politics, a victory in its own right.
How I Did It: 2020 was supposed to be #MyYear, then came the pandemic. How coaching helped.
Coaching is about manifesting what is possible; it's an opportunity to create a vision for yourself that is rooted in your desires, wants, and needs and then executing a plan to make that vision a reality.
Nnennaya Amuchie on Defunding the Police to Fund a Reproductively Just World
“How can we rely on the same system that criminalizes people who seek self-managed abortion or who endure miscarriages? How can we rely on police officers to *protect* Black, brown, and indigenous clients when they routinely target, harass, sexually assault, and kill us in both private and public? “
Ask ReproJobs: How can white women speak up against racism at work?
Keep prioritizing your co-workers of color, and figuring out what risks you are willing to take to make your workplace more equitable.
Ask a Union Organizer: How do we cope with feelings from our boss about unionizing?
How can we deal with emotional reactions from our boss when trying to unionize in a small workplace? We are in the early stages of unionizing and anticipate that there will be Feelings. What resources or trainings can we share to help them understand that unionizing might benefit the organization?