Working In These Times

• Thursday
  June 30

• Feds: Massey Hid Mine Violations Through Two Sets of Safety Records

  By Roger Bybee

• Thursday
  June 30

• Rite Aid Workers Continue Calls for Affordable Healthcare at Shareholders Meeting

  By Rand Wilson, AFL-CIO Communications Coordinator

• Thursday
  June 30

• Congresswoman and Eva Longoria Partner to Help Children in the Fields

  By R. M. Arrieta

• Thursday
  June 30

• As Employers Shift Anti-Union Tactics, Will New Union Election Rules Protect Workers?

  By Mike Elk

• Thursday
  June 30

• Pesticides and Farm Labor Yield a Bitter Harvest

  By Michelle Chen

• Wednesday
  June 29

• Middle Class? Working Class? What’s the Difference?

  By David Moberg

• Wednesday
  June 29

• Elite Country Club Loses Money As Locked-Out Food Service Workers Vow Victory

  By Mike Elk

• Wednesday
  June 29

• Has Rahm Emanuel Declared War on Chicago Unions?

  By Akito Yoshikane

• Wednesday
  June 29

• Long Hours, No Rest: Overworked Americans Still Dreaming of Vacation

  By Roger Bybee

• Tuesday
  June 28

• Viva Las Vegas? Teamsters Gather in Sin City for Old-School Convention

  By Steve Early

• Tuesday
  June 28

• It’s All Greek to Them: Populist Backlash Ruptures IMF Status Quo

  By Michelle Chen

• Tuesday
  June 28

• OSHA Fines Honeywell, Citing 17 ‘Serious Violations’ at Uranium Facility

  By Mike Elk

• Monday
  June 27

• Why the Labor Movement Is Not Just Another Protest Movement

  By Joe Burns

• Monday
  June 27

• Daily Show Co-Creator Lizz Winstead to Locked-Out Honeywell Workers: ‘Stay Strong’

  By Joe Macaré

• Monday
  June 27

• Hungry for Justice, Restaurant Workers Go for Gold in Chicago

  By Kari Lydersen

• Monday
  June 27

• Reviving the Strike: Where Do We Go From Here?

  By Joe Burns

• Saturday
  June 25

• Obama Unveils ‘Innovation Policy’ for Manufacturing ‘Renaissance’

  By David Moberg

• Saturday
  June 25

• This Week in Labor: Calif. Country Club Lockout Intensifies, as Union Eyes IKEA Factory

  By Lindsay Beyerstein

• Friday
  June 24

• Apple Store Workers Share Why They Want to ‘Work Different’

  By Josh Eidelson

• Friday
  June 24

• Shock Therapy—and a Bit of Good News—for Long-Term Jobless in Wisconsin

  By Roger Bybee

• Friday
  June 24

• In California and New Jersey, EFCA Déjà Vu

  By Mike Elk

• Thursday
  June 23

• Mad as Hell, and Not Going to Drive Anymore: San Francisco Cabbies Hold Two-Hour Strike

  By R. M. Arrieta

• Thursday
  June 23

• How Budget Cuts and Privatization Endanger Workers in Psychiatric Hospitals

  By Kari Lydersen

• Thursday
  June 23

• Chinese in Japan Caught in Tide of Exploited Labor

  By Michelle Chen

• Wednesday
  June 22

• New ILO Convention Gives Domestic Workers Historic Labor Rights

  By Akito Yoshikane

• Wednesday
  June 22

• Increased Solidarity with Unions at Netroots Nation, But at the Cost of Net Neutrality?

  By Mike Elk

• Tuesday
  June 21

• Strained Hyatt Workers Continue to Push for Fair Negotiations

  By Candice Bernd

• Tuesday
  June 21

• Interfaith Worker Justice Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary

  By David Moberg

• Tuesday
  June 21

• Shortage of Jobs and Equality, Not Skills, at Heart of Unemployment Crisis

  By Roger Bybee

• Tuesday
  June 21

• Too Big to Sue? High Court Thwarts Wal-Mart Gender Discrimination Case

  By Michelle Chen

• Tuesday
  June 21

• NLRB Issues Rule to Prevent Union Busting and Speed Up Elections

  By Mike Elk

• Monday
  June 20

• Chicago Teachers Vow Renewed Activism Over Revoked Raises

  By Kari Lydersen

• Monday
  June 20

• Reviving the Strike: Lessons from the Pittston Struggle

  By Joe Burns

• Friday
  June 17

• This Week in Labor: AFL-CIO and ITUC Call for Financial Transaction Tax

  By Lindsay Beyerstein

• Friday
  June 17

• Record Eight-Year Congress Strike Strengthens Chicago Hotel Workers Union

  By David Moberg

• Friday
  June 17

• Corporations Gotta Pay! Audio and Visuals from the Stand Up! Chicago Rally

  By Taylor Long

• Friday
  June 17

• Wisconsin to Be GOP’s Own Privatized Idaho? Or Will Voters Strike Back?

  By Roger Bybee

• Friday
  June 17

• Palestinians Link Global and Local in Israel Boycott Campaign

  By Michelle Chen

• Thursday
  June 16

• Organizers Work With Businesses to Prevent Wage Theft

  By Taylor Long

• Thursday
  June 16

• Janitors Commemorate 21st Anniversary of Justice for Janitors March

  By R. M. Arrieta

• Thursday
  June 16

• Organizing on Wobbly Ground: Learning from ‘Solidarity Unionism at Starbucks’

  By Adam Kader

• Thursday
  June 16

• School’s Out in Chicago, But Labor Struggles Are Just Starting

  By Kari Lydersen

• Wednesday
  June 15

• Deadline Approaching for Macy’s Strike

  By Akito Yoshikane

• Wednesday
  June 15

• Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Upholds Gov. Walker’s Anti-Union Bill

  By Roger Bybee

• Wednesday
  June 15

• Gaza’s Economic Crisis Reflects the Indignity of Occupation

  By Michelle Chen

• Tuesday
  June 14

• Republicans Use Bully Tactics to Block Law Enforcement in Boeing Case

  By David Moberg

• Monday
  June 13

• Labor-Funded Progressive Leaders Cross Huffington Post Picket Line

  By Mike Elk

• Monday
  June 13

• Madison March Targets Influential Wisconsin Business Lobby Group

  By Kari Lydersen

• Monday
  June 13

• Reviving the Strike: Labor’s Failed Search for Alternatives

  By Joe Burns

• Friday
  June 10

• This Week In Labor: Housekeepers Speak Out, and N.Y. Legislators Respond

  By Lindsay Beyerstein

• Friday
  June 10

• LA Unions Rally to Support Grocery Workers, as Strike Looms

  By Taylor Long

• Thursday
  June 9

• Gov. Walker’s Wrecking Crew Takes Wisconsin Back to 19th Century

  By Roger Bybee

• Thursday
  June 9

• Boeing Targets Union with Legal Probes in ‘Wisconsin of Manufacturing’ Fight

  By Mike Elk

• Thursday
  June 9

• Report: Walmart Tries to Hide Right-Wing Donations

  By Kari Lydersen

• Wednesday
  June 8

• House Cuts TSA Funding, Eliminates Collective Bargaining Amid Union Election

  By Akito Yoshikane

• Wednesday
  June 8

• The Labor Movement’s Classic, Forgottten Tactic—and Why It Must Be Revived

  By Carl Finamore

• Tuesday
  June 7

• The Good News in Wisconsin That the Media Isn’t Covering

  By Mike Elk

• Tuesday
  June 7

• The Jobs Crisis Is Growing. Why Isn’t Washington Noticing?

  By Roger Bybee

• Monday
  June 6

• Inspired by Wisconsin, Union Sees Record Turnout in Rally Against GE

  By Mike Elk

• Monday
  June 6

• Unions Mean Safer Mines: Stanford Law Study

  By Kari Lydersen

• Monday
  June 6

• Reviving the Strike: Lessons of the 1930s for Today’s Labor Movement

  By Joe Burns

• Saturday
  June 4

• This Week in Labor: Sick Workers Implicated in 8 Jimmy John’s Food Poisoning Outbreaks

  By Lindsay Beyerstein

• Friday
  June 3

• The Grim New Unemployment Report Underscores Country’s Massive Jobs Deficit

  By David Moberg

• Friday
  June 3

• South Korea ‘Free Trade’ Deal: Another Funnel for Exploitation

  By Roger Bybee

• Thursday
  June 2

• White House Workers Given Right to Unionize. Why Not DOJ Employees as Well?

  By Mike Elk

• Thursday
  June 2

• Workers Comp ‘Reform’ in Illinois Aims to Curb Alleged Abuses

  By Kari Lydersen

• Wednesday
  June 1

• Welcome Home Vets: Your Jobs Are Long Gone

  By Stephen Franklin

• Wednesday
  June 1

• Good News for Street Protesters: Inflatable Rats Are OK!

  By Akito Yoshikane

• Wednesday
  June 1

• Sisters In The Union Brotherhood: Still Struggling For Recognition

  By Steve Early