Juliana Reyes, Philly Inquirer

Juliana Reyes

Philly Inquirer

Philadelphia, PA, United States

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Past articles by Juliana:

Stimulus bill would send checks to millions who were left out of the first payments

President Biden’s $2 trillion stimulus bill, expected to become law this week, is being cheered by advocates who fought to expand eligiblity for the stimulus checks. → Read More

U.S. Senate passes $1.9 trillion stimulus bill. Here’s what Pa. politicians, restaurant advocates are saying

The bill, which must now be voted on by the U.S. House, includes $1,400 checks for millions of Americans, though it does not include a $15-an-hour minimum wage. → Read More

Fired after organizing, Starbucks baristas turned down a payout and took their bosses to court

The six-day National Labor Relations Board trial offered rare insight into how companies respond when workers protest and organize. → Read More

Philly SAG-AFTRA board member resigns after posting anti-Asian meme

Some of the union's 3,000 members in the region were frustrated by the union's initial response to the meme. → Read More

Philly workers who got fired after raising COVID-19 concerns are suing their former employer

It's one of the first lawsuits that cites the Philadelphia COVID-19 anti-retaliation law, which went into effect last summer. → Read More

Philadelphia deputy health commissioner resigns following Philly Fighting COVID controversy

Deputy Health Commissioner Dr. Caroline Johnson resigned Saturday night amid the fallout from the city's now severed partnership with Philly Fighting COVID → Read More

Philadelphia deputy health commissioner resigns following Philly Fighting COVID controversy

Deputy Health Commissioner Dr. Caroline Johnson resigned Saturday night amid the fallout from the city's now severed partnership with Philly Fighting COVID → Read More

For workers now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine, rollout has been confusing and high stakes

Workers are eager, if a little wary, to get the vaccine, but they say information has been sparse. → Read More

Essential workers exposed to COVID-19 are reporting to work when they can’t get paid to quarantine

Custodians, airport workers, and SEPTA workers have to decide: Can I afford to miss two weeks of pay? Or should I risk infecting coworkers and customers? → Read More

The 10 most important figures in Philadelphia labor in 2020

From library workers to sanitation worker influencers, here's a look at the people and organizations who shaped the labor movement in Philadelphia this past year. → Read More

Can my employer require me to get the COVID-19 vaccine?

It’s possible, but that depends on several factors, including who your employer is and what your personal situation is. → Read More

I can’t get my Pennsylvania Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) benefits. What can I do?

You might have been flagged for suspected fraud and need to verify your identity. → Read More

Philadelphia City Council is expected to pass pandemic-era ‘Black Workers Matter’ laws

The package of bills aims to provide job security to the thousands of hospitality sector workers who were laid off during the pandemic. → Read More

Man shot dead in CVS parking lot during attempted carjacking in East Germantown

A 20-year-old man was shot and killed during an attempted carjacking Saturday afternoon in a CVS parking lot in East Germantown, police said. → Read More

19-year-old fatally shot in Olney Chinese takeout

Police said the man was waiting for his food when a shooter or shooters shot him multiple times. → Read More

University of the Arts professors in Philadelphia have voted to unionize

UArts professors, most of whom are adjuncts, said they wanted to unionize to fight for job security, better pay, and a voice in university decisions. → Read More

Einstein nurses score victory after threatening to strike during coronavirus surge

It was a show of what essential workers can win in a pandemic. → Read More

As coronavirus cases rise, 800 Bucks County nurses go on strike over ‘dangerous’ staffing levels

The nurses at St. Mary Medical Center say they have no choice but to walk off the job as coronavirus cases surge across the region. → Read More

At vote count protests in Philadelphia, partisan bickering yields to a party

About 400 pro-Biden supporters gathered outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center; the pro-Trump contingent was considerably smaller. → Read More

Biden comes to Philadelphia to rally Democrats as polls show him well positioned to win Pennsylvania

Biden is visiting Philadelphia for two of the final stops of his presidential campaign as he tries to rouse the Democratic base in a state that could decide the entire election. → Read More