John Logan is Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies at San Francisco State University and a visiting scholar at UC Berkeley.
Between 2000-2009 he taught in the school of management at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Go Nuclear, Democrats
With the Labor Board's basic functioning at stake, it's time for Harry Reid to ax filibusters.
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Ikea’s Race to the Bottom
Turkish workers say Ikea takes advantage of the authoritarian government's anti-union policies.
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Right-to-Work in Michigan Is About Politics, Not Economics
Michigan's anti-union legislation will hurt the state’s economy, not help it as Republicans claim.
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Walmart’s Fishy Claim of 86 Percent Employee Satisfaction
Do Walmart's high internal polling numbers reflect employee love--or fear?
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Walmart’s Downward Wage Spiral
The retail giant’s low wages and poor working conditions drive down standards throughout a burgeoning sector.