Jennifer Gollan, Salon.com

Jennifer Gollan

Salon.com

San Francisco, CA, United States

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Salon.com
  • The Guardian
  • Reveal
  • GovExec
  • Texas Standard
  • Inquirer
  • YubaNet
  • CIR

Past articles by Jennifer:

"Problematic and dangerous": Websites selling abortion pills are sharing sensitive data with Google

Law enforcement can potentially use this data to prosecute people who end their pregnancies with medication. → Read More

Revealed: US police consistently miss red flags – and domestic abuse turns deadly

Red flags captured the attention of lawmakers in Washington, but they can only help save lives if police, prosecutors and judges know how to act on them → Read More

Congress steps up fight to get guns out of domestic abusers’ hands

The reauthorization of the Violence Against Women act gives authorities new powers to crack down on domestic abusers with illegal guns → Read More

How the US fails to take away guns from domestic abusers: ‘these deaths are preventable’

Every 16 hours, a woman is fatally shot by a current or former intimate partner. Many of the offenders were legally prohibited from having guns → Read More

Armed and Abusive: How America’s Gun Laws Are Failing Domestic Violence Victims

Intimate partner homicides are skyrocketing, yet police, prosecutors and judges often trust offenders to disarm themselves. → Read More

Many U.S. Workplaces Required to Report Injuries Flouted New Labor Department Rule

A federal magistrate judge’s ruling has freed OSHA records from large employers across the country. Access to this data will help the public identify Am... → Read More

CDC relaxed protective gear guidelines after intense lobbying campaign

Hospitals and members of Congress lobbied the CDC to relax its guidelines for personal protective equipment for health care workers. Now, 31,000 health care workers are infected and over 100 are dead. → Read More

Is 14 Days Enough?

New studies show that the debate over how long the new coronavirus incubates – and how long it sheds after recovery – is far from settled. → Read More

As Coronavirus Spreads, Caregivers In Elder Care Facilities Fear They Can’t Afford To Call In Sick

“If working adults are able to stay home when they are sick, they are less likely to spread infectious diseases to adults they work with.” Radio story produced by Terri Langford. → Read More

Lawmakers, regulators take on senior care-home operators over wage theft, worker abuse

New legislation and enforcement efforts are underway after Reveal’s investigation of exploitation in the industry. → Read More

Elderly often face neglect in California care homes that exploit workers

Rat bites, bedsores and other injuries plague residents in many homes cited for labor violations. → Read More

Elizabeth Warren Urges Pentagon To Provide Stricter Oversight Of Federal Contracting

Warren cited a report that found Pentagon officials do not always consider the safety records of companies when reviewing contracting bids. → Read More

Elder care homes rake in profits as workers earn a pittance for long hours

She alights from a black Ferrari convertible, her Christian Louboutin stilettos glinting in the sunlight. The lid of her black lacquer grand piano is propped open in the living room of her plush → Read More

CA regulators aren’t taking action against care homes that ignore wage theft judgments –

May 20, 2019 – Across California, at least 20 companies providing care for the elderly, disabled and mentally ill continue to operate illegally after being cited for failing to pay their workers more than $1.4 million in back wages and penalties. “There’s no accountability,” said Hina Shah, an associate law professor at Golden Gate University who directs the Women’s Employment Rights Clinic,… → Read More

California regulators aren’t taking action against care homes that ignore wage theft judgments

Social services officials have the names of debtors but say their hands are tied when it comes to revoking the facilities’ licenses. → Read More

More workers than ever are independent contractors. Gig companies want to keep it that way

A California court ruling makes it harder for companies to classify employees as independent contractors. Gig economy companies are pushing back. → Read More

Fatal motorcycle tire blowouts not enough to prompt Goodyear recall

Since 2006, there have been five deaths and 22 injuries in 11 states after D402 tire blowouts → Read More

OSHA: Georgia Goodyear plant lapses put employees at serious risk

Award-winning news and culture, features breaking news, in-depth reporting and criticism on politics, business, entertainment and technology. → Read More

OSHA: Georgia Goodyear plant lapses put employees at serious risk

At a Georgia Goodyear plant, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined the company almost $70,000 for seven serious citations. → Read More

8 lenders that aren’t serving people of color for home loans

Among the 6,600 U.S. lenders, some stood out for particularly extreme practices. → Read More