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A man enter the doors of the "WeWork" co-operative co-working space on March 13, 2013 in Washington, DC. In a large warehouse-type office in Washington, software coders work on apps, while angel investors and mentors help budding entrepreneurs figure out strategy for their startups, in what is being dubbed Silicon Valley on the Potomac. (Photo: MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)

WeWork Cleaners, Making Less Than Half Their Union Counterparts, Push for a Raise

WeWork office cleaners, who make about $11 an hour, are waging a campaign with SEIU 32BJ for pay and benefits approximating their union counterparts.
By Kim Velsey

General Assembly Hires Courtney Boyd Myers, The Next Web’s East Coast Editor

Courtney Boyd Myers, once named the “blogger everyone knows” in the New York tech scene by Betabeat, is moving on
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