Journalist
(Massachusetts)
Financial and investigative reporter at The Boston Globe.
Links: @HealyBeth | Link to bio | (Current as of: September 8, 2015)
Boston Globe
December 19, 2015
On behalf of immigrant workers, Lydia Edwards has taken on bankers, traffickers, and foreign officials who flout US labor laws.
News Story
Boston Globe
September 6, 2015
Toiling behind closed doors, domestic workers are vulnerable to wage theft, abuse, and in the worst cases, virtual slavery.
Financial and investigative reporter at The Boston Globe.
Links: @HealyBeth | Link to bio | (Current as of: September 8, 2015)
She spent several years with the Globe’s Spotlight team, whose 2006 investigative series, “Debtor’s Hell,’’ was a Pulitzer finalist. She has recently covered public pension issues, the TelexFree pyramid scheme and helped profile Charlie Baker during his run for governor.
She contributed to the biography “The Real Romney,” and won awards from Society of American Business Editors and Writers in 2014 for a series on failed IT spending by the state and in 2010 for an expose of investment losses at Harvard.
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FeatureLydia Edwards: The lawyer with the heart of an activist
Beth HealyBoston Globe
December 19, 2015
On behalf of immigrant workers, Lydia Edwards has taken on bankers, traffickers, and foreign officials who flout US labor laws.
News Story
For some domestic workers, a life of isolated servitude
Megan Woolhouse, Beth HealyBoston Globe
September 6, 2015
Toiling behind closed doors, domestic workers are vulnerable to wage theft, abuse, and in the worst cases, virtual slavery.
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