Labor

Sisyphus and Labor: Chicago Play Celebrates Workers’ Struggles, Past and Present

Workers Battle ExxonMobil Over Safety at Baton Rouge Refinery

Child Labor and Agribusiness Churn Washington’s Food Fight

U.N. Strike Shows Convergence of Labor and Middle East Politics

Judge Drops the Hammer on Union Members at Hostess

780 Caterpillar Workers Unexpectedly Go on Strike in Illinois

Ryan Shrugs: Overlooked GOP Budget Provision Would Fuel Offshoring With New Tax Incentives

Exiled Mexican Union Leader Wins Standoff With Govt. After Court Decision

Top 1% Fills Gov. Scott Walker’s Recall War Chest With $25 Million

Occupy’s Lockout: Sotheby’s Struggle Enters Tenth Month

A Shout-Out to GlobalPost’s Labor Series ‘Worked Over’

Beyond May Day, Frustrated Immigrant Movement Forges Ahead

Chicago Lunch Ladies Push for Fresh Food for Students…and Job Security

Volunteerism or Exploitation? Labor Department’s ‘Bridge to Work’ Program Rankles Some

As Re-Election Campaign Gears Up, Obama Abandons Child Farm Worker Safety Rule

A Tale of Two Rules: Washington Bureaucracy and the Politics of Workplace Safety

As Crisis Wears On, ‘UCubed’ Aims to Be Megaphone for Unemployed, and Ignored

In Aspen, Privileged Class Pits Immigrant Workers Against Environment

Meet Michael Grimm, Labor’s Favorite Tea Party Republican

Chicago Teachers Weigh Strike Option Over Employer Demands

Good News for Transgender and Ex-Offender Workers

Labor News Round-Up: DNC Asks Unions For Money, ‘Right-to-Work’ Stalled in MN, Miners Win Victory

Another Strange Twist in the NLRB/Romney Campaign Scandal

Keeping the Dream Alive: Undocumented Students Eye Uncertain Future, as Federal Reform Stalls

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