Labor

Brooklyn Teachers Strike a Blow Against Excessive Testing with May Day Boycott

Obama’s Choice of Walmart Draws Angry Protests

UAW Calls in the Cavalry to Combat ‘Culture of Fear’ at Nissan Plant

What To Make of Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage Plan

Organizers Come Together To ‘Move from Checkers to Chess’

College Adjuncts Union Scores Victory at Maryland Institute College of Art

Tennessee Labor Activists Bring ‘Moral Monday’ to May Day

Fighting the Big Apple’s Big Inequality Problem

One Year After Rana Plaza, Safety Issues in Walmart Supply Chain Persist

Legislators Take Notice As Northwestern Votes On Athlete Unionization

Pilots Win Union and Break Barrier at JetBlue

Despite Community Pleas, Three Chicago Schools Slated for Privatization

EXCLUSIVE: Rock, Roll ‘n Wage Raises: Guitar Center Announces Pay Hike Following Employee Organizing

Spencer Woodman

Can Scott Walker Be Defeated?

Railroad Workers Unite in Chicago

Jewish and Labor Leaders Flock To Defend Teachers at Perelman Jewish Day School

How 250 UPS Workers Fired for a Wildcat Strike Won Back Their Jobs

Chicago Unions Divided Over Emanuel’s Move To Gut Pensions

With Solidarity in Spades, Vermont Bus Drivers’ 18-Day Strike Results in Big Win

Jonathan Leavitt

The Paycheck Fairness Act Would Have Helped All Workers, Not Just Women

Moshe Z. Marvit

West Virginia’s Water May Be Safer, But Mine Workers Could Still Be in Danger

Striking Workers Shame Prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital Over Low Pay

Maryland To Raise Minimum Wage to $10.10 an Hour—But Only After Foot-Dragging From Some Dems

Only We Can Feed the Labor Movement Fire

Alexandra Bradbury and Jane Slaughter

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