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• Inside the world of Amazon Vine book reviewers: how I ended up with a mailbox full of dog poo

  22 Oct 2014: The internet market for books has become a hotbed of authors and reviewers behaving badly. Suzanne McGee, who cancelled her book-reviewing blog after an attack from a writer, urges a sensible approach

• Holiday shopping season kicks off with temp workers who have no rights

  21 Oct 2014: Amazon’s recruitment of 80,000 temporary workers is a symptom of America’s culture of the low-paid seasonal worker

• 'Victims visas' are available to US immigrants – if they live in the right cities

  21 Oct 2014: U-visas, allowing undocumented immigrants to stay in the US if they are crime victims, are in short supply in cities like New York – but widely approved in Oakland and Albuquerque
  

• Domestic violence victims speak out: 'If I worked, he would take my money'

  21 Oct 2014: Financial abuse often goes hand in hand with physical and emotional abuse, experts say, leaving women to take desperate measures to survive

• 'Domestic violence is, in fact, a business issue': a former CEO speaks out

  20 Oct 2014: Former CEO of Liz Claiborne says violence issues brought to light by the NFL extend into offices and employers need to support staff with investment and outreach
  

• Private Violence: up to 75% of abused women who are murdered are killed after they leave their partners

  20 Oct 2014: Domestic violence comes on not like a tsunami but as steady waves, says Kit Gruelle, survivor and advocate featured in HBO’s new documentary

• Help us increase domestic violence awareness: submit your questions

  19 Oct 2014: October is the national domestic violence awareness month. To do our part, the Guardian is partnering with Women’s Information Service, Wise, to answer your questions on the topic

• Silicon Valley tries egg-freezing perks. How about just hiring more women?

  19 Oct 2014: Silicon Valley is becoming a microcosm of America’s refusal to talk about female-friendly policies, writes Suzanne McGee
  

• Blue Apron: teaching career workers how to cook dinner

  19 Oct 2014: Matt Salzberg, co-founder of Blue Apron, talks about the joys of cooking even when no one seems to have the time any more

• Struggling workers take wage protest to upscale doorstep of Walmart heiress Alice Walton

  17 Oct 2014: Demanding higher wages and better benefits, Walmart workers protest outside Alice Walton’s home resulting in 26 arrests
  

• Fed chair Janet Yellen says income inequality is un-American

  17 Oct 2014: Chair of the US Federal Reserve says increasing inequality runs contrary to American values and undermines mobility

• Does the new Apple iPad look familiar? That's not a coincidence

  16 Oct 2014: Meet the new iPad, same as the old iPad. Some of the most successful consumer products are ones that keep the same look for their entire lifetimes
  

• Nurses who fear Ebola have few options: complaining, sick days or walking out

  16 Oct 2014: Healthcare workers worried about Ebola can do little. They’re asking for better equipment and training, but beyond that, workplace laws offer them few protections

• How breast cancer research benefits from fracking and other abominations

  16 Oct 2014: Baker Hughes, a maker of fracking drill bits, has produced them in bright pink to support breast cancer research. Here’s how to tell if your company is a philanthropic hypocrite
  

• 'I'm not on the menu': restaurant workers speak out against harassment

  15 Oct 2014: Advocates say by abolishing tipped minimum wage, US could help reduce sexual harassment in the food industry

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