Inside ITT

The Six-State Steelworker Fight Back Against Corporate Lockouts and Exploitation

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

WashPost’s Support of Trans-Pacific Partnership Is In Line with a Tradition of Contempt for Workers

From Quebec to Wisconsin: Walking for Water

Just in Time for Labor Day, NLRB Rules in Favor of Hooters Workers

Silicon Valley’s Labor Uprising

Unions are spreading like wildfire through tech's low-wage workforce

Joe Biden’s Bankruptcy Bill Could Complicate His Presidential Run

Elizabeth Warren has called out the current Vice President in the past.

The Fight for 15 Is Creating a Fighting Labor Movement for the 21st Century

More Bad News for A&P Supermarket Workers as Judge OKs Assaults on Union Contracts

With Dem. Defections, Billionaire IL Gov. Bruce Rauner Wins Key Vote Against Unionized State Workers

Pittsburgh Company Craigslist Post: Looking for Scabs to Work 84 Hours/Wk. During Lockout

Zaid Jilani, Alternet

UE Becomes First National Union in U.S. To Endorse BDS Against Israel

I Can’t Stop Watching This Guy Disdainfully Refuse To Shake Rahm Emanuel’s Hand

Cooking the Books and Eating the Research: A Scientist Explains the Dangers of GMOs

Jonathan R. Latham

Busting the Myth of the Food Desert: A Farmer’s Market in Milwaukee Sautés Statistics

Inmate Firefighters Are on the Frontlines of Fighting the West Coast’s Wildfires

George Lavender

Workers at Trump Taj Mahal Begin Preparations for Strike

New York City Women, Firefighters of Color Continue Decades-Long Battle To Integrate the FDNY

A New Plan for American Cities To Free Themselves of Wall Street’s Control

Arbitrary financial fees are sucking cities and states dry. But they can change the terms if they band together and bargain collectively.

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