More than 300 union members, elected officials and supporters marched through downtown Riverside on Monday for the Inland Empire Labor Council’s inaugural Labor Day Parade and Unity Picnic, calling for living wages, stronger workplace protections and a greater worker voice as artificial intelligence reshapes the economy. The Sept. 7 parade began at Magnolia Avenue and Ramona Drive and ended at Main and 12th streets before participants gathered a…
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