Labor

Award-Winning Chicago Teacher Gets Pink Slip in Round of 2,113 Layoffs

The Most Injurious Job in America

Your ‘Distressed’ Jeans Are Wearing Out Workers’ Lungs

New Report: The Pulp and Paper Industry Can Save Jobs by Becoming More Energy Efficient

Transgender Workers Win Discrimination Suits; Detroit Goes Bankrupt; Portland Truck-Makers Strike

Heat Wave Prompts Strike at Dunkin’ Donuts, McDonald’s

Low-Wage Workers in D.C. Turn Pledge of Allegiance Into Protest Chant

Will Bangladesh Get Off the Hook on Safety Improvements?

The Key to Stemming Gun Violence? Raise Wages, Say Chicago Retail Workers

Democrats Paid ‘Pound of Flesh’ in National Labor Board Fight

What India’s Sex Workers Want: Power, Not Rescue

IBEW Chimes In with Obamacare Concerns

New Report: Unions Shield Workers—and States—Against Recession

Patrick James Drennan

Labor and Living Wage Advocates Thwart Wal-Mart in D.C.

Nurses—and a City Council Member—Brave Arrest To Stop SUNY Hospital Closing

Labor Weighs Whether or Not Immigration Bill is Worth Supporting

Breadwinner Moms on the Rise—But Are They Really Winning?

Tamara Winfrey Harris

Deli Worker Speaks Out Against Sexual Harassment and Racial Slurs

EXCLUSIVE: UFCW Rejoins AFL-CIO (Updated)

Disaster Unpreparedness: Wildfire Tragedy Sheds Light on Dangerous Budget Gaps

Fireworks Explode in New York Over Chinese Bridge Deal

After Outcry, McDonald’s Franchise Drops Compulsory ‘Payroll Debit Cards’

Why a Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words: Laid-Off Photojournalists Defend Their Field

Boss-napped: What We Can Learn From China’s Labor Banditry

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