Labor

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

Philadelphians Stage ‘Sip-In’ To Support Casino Workers

Community Members, Including Former Chicago Bull, Unite To Save School From ‘Turnaround’

Emails Show Sen. Corker’s Chief of Staff Coordinated with Network of Anti-UAW Union Busters

Is Perelman Jewish Day School the Hobby Lobby of Union-Busting?

SeaTac Workers Fight for Their 15

The First Blow to the NCAA Establishment: NLRB Rules Players Are Employees

Labor Crisis Begets Violence on Colombia’s Pacific Coast

Rejecting TPP, AFL-CIO’s Trumka Calls for ‘Global New Deal’

Candlelight Vigil at Cook County Jail Shines Light on Chicago’s Mental Health Crisis

Activist Coalition Wins Control of L.A. Teachers Union

Samantha Winslow

The End of Jobs?

Is Seattle’s Rideshare Crackdown Actually a Win for Taxi Drivers?

$15 Hourly Wage Looks Likely in Seattle

Academic Labor Unrest Spreads to Maryland Colleges (UPDATED)

Many Disappointments for Labor in Illinois Primaries, With One Bright Spot

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