Labor

AFL-CIO Insists Philadelphia Rally Will Not Be a Shadow Convention

Screwed in Scranton: Why Is This Just a Local Fight?

Settlement for New York Home Care Workers Highlights Injustice in Labor Law

Husky Energy Workers Strike Not Over Money, But Right to Swap Shifts

OSHA Declines to Issue Rule Protecting Workers From Heat

When Safety Becomes Voluntary: Workplace Self-Policing Program Under Scrutiny

East Coast Longshore Union Sounds a Militant Tone In New Contract Talks

Rio Tinto Smelter Workers, United Steelworkers Reach a Deal

Transit Union Head: Future Depends on Organizing Riders

The 7-Year Itch: Desperate for Fare Increase, Chicago Cabbies Continue Weekly Strike

Is Union Busting to Blame for Power Outages in D.C.?

Labor Activists Peer into Shadows of Apple’s Factory Empire

Department of Labor To Investigate Union Busting on Army Base Following ITT Report

San Francisco’s LaborFest Looks to Occupy The Past, Present and Future

An Unexpected Progressive Victory in Wisconsin

Larry Hanley, ATU International President

Radical History from Bristol to Chicago

Plant Workers Fight Bain On Job Outsourcing

William Lineberry

Con Ed Locks Out 8,500 Workers As Summer Heat Wave Hits

On Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Labor Rights Elusive for Poultry Industry’s Chicken Catchers

Shafted: Reflecting on Miners, Media and Margaret Thatcher

Department of Energy Drops Language to Protect Collective Bargaining Agreements

Unhappy 50th Birthday, Walmart!

Dems Paint Romney as “Outsourcer-In-Chief,” But Will Obama’s Trade Deal Blow It?

New Orleans Teachers Get Justice, but Schools Still Under Attack

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