Steve Early - In These Times

Steve Early was involved in organizing, bargaining, and strikes at AT&T and Verizon for 27 years, while serving as a Boston-based CWA International representative and, later, administrative assistant to the vice-president of CWA District 1, the union’s largest. He is an active member of the NewsGuild/CWA Freelancers Unit in the Bay Area and is supporting Sara Steffens for CWA president. He has written five books about labor or politics and can be reached at Lsupport@aol.com

Remote Work Among the Issues at Play in CWA Election

At their national convention, communications workers are set to decide on a new president—and the future of work-from-home arrangements could be on the table.

What Today's Labor Reformers Can Learn From a Rank-and-File Coal Miners' Victory 50 Years Ago

Labor militants ousted entrenched leadership at the mine workers’ union in 1972. Current organizers can take lessons from both the challenges and successes of the historic campaign.

Diverse, Radical and Ready to Resist: Meet the First in the New Wave of Local Progressive Officials

At Local Progress's 150-person meet-up, left-leaning politicians from around the country share plans to build rebel cities.

Seattle’s Lessons for Bernie Sanders Activists After the Elections

A new book gives some pointers on taking Sanders' revolution to the local level.

A Tale of Two Teamsters: Building a Community-Minded Union in Mid-Century St. Louis

Why Labor Should Get Behind Bernie Sanders in the Primary Elections

Vermont Activists Battle Democratic Governor for Single-Payer Health Care

In 3,800-Worker Strike, the Ghost of Tony Mazzocchi Still Haunts Big Oil

Hawaiian Health Care Workers Push Back Against Health Care Giant Kaiser Permanente

Railroad Conductor: ‘Railroading Has Changed So Much’

For Labor, an Open Shop Doesn’t Have to Mean Closed Doors

Police Officer: ‘Policing Mostly Became a Response to the 911 Call Machine’

After Surviving Pirates, the Real-Life Captain Phillips Fights Job Cuts

The Big Do-Over at Kaiser

Which way will 45,000 California healthcare workers swing? The answer has major implications for labor.

CNA and NUHW Join Forces Against SEIU in California

Bargain to Organize: From Boon to Embarrassment

Torie Osborn Crashes the Party

The spirited California Assembly candidate battles the Democratic establishment.

Out of the Margins, Into the Fray

The Vermont Progressive Party wields outsized influence on state politics.

The IBT on Reality TV: Boston Union Teams Up With Mark Wahlberg

100 Years After Lawrence Strike, the Cry for ‘Bread & Roses’ Still Resonates

End of the Newt & Andy Show? Breaking Up Is So Hard…

A ‘Stewards Army’ Uprising Brings Regime Change to CWA Local 1101

Goodbye to the ‘Middle Class’? A Lesson for Labor From Occupy Wall Street

Whither Change to Win?

Verizon Showdown Calls for New Strike Tactics

Kaiser Election Results KOed: Judge Orders Rematch Between SEIU and NUHW

Insurgent Sandy Pope Nominated for Teamster Presidency

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

Sisters In The Union Brotherhood: Still Struggling For Recognition

GOP Targets Fragile Gains of Home-Based Caregivers

Does Labor Need Another Wimpy?

Made in Dagenham: Lessons for Today From the Golden Age of Factory Unrest?

Scoundrel Time At Kaiser, as SEIU/NUHW Election Showdown Continues

This Labor Day, Let’s Salute All Union Stewards

Calif. Union Rebels Demand Biggest Labor Board Vote In Seven Decades

Mary Kay Henry and Smoke Signals From the Purple Vatican

SEIU’s Mega-Local Meltdown: Size Matters, But Members Matter More

The Night They Drove Old EFCA Down

Call for Participants: Home-Based Worker Organizing Forum in April!

NYC Reformers Rise Again—In Transit And Teamsterdom

Union Hypocrisy and Calif. Health Workers’ Fight For ‘Free Choice’

Principle and Power Plays: the Situational Ethics of Union ‘Raiding’

Specter In Pittsburgh: Punishment and Reward at AFL-CIO Convention

Another Hail Mary Pass From Labor’s Latest Quarterback

Union reformers huddle at Labor Notes conference.

What Went Wrong?

The campaign money scandal of Teamster President Ron Carey.