Labor

With Anti-Immigrant Law, Alabama is Again Ground Zero for Civil Rights

Obama Nominates Two to NLRB. Will GOP Block Them and Grind Agency to Halt?

Burma’s New Labor Law: Built to Fail or Shifting Toward Democracy?

After Hershey Scandal, State Dept. to Review Work Visa Program—But Advocates Want More

Brazilian Blowout Still a Threat, Feds Say

Solidarity Divided: Occupy Protesters Shut Down Ports Without Union’s Support

End of the Newt & Andy Show? Breaking Up Is So Hard…

Union-Buster to Managers: Fear the New Election Rules—and Hold 5 Meetings

As Durban Dust Settles, Pondering Emissions Reductions and Jobs

Food Industry Brings Bitter Harvest to Child Cocoa Laborers

Under Cloud of Bankruptcy, CWA Will Try (Again) to Unionize American Airlines Workers

Embarrassment of Riches: Conflict Diamond Regulation Breaks Down

Wis. Firm’s Move to Replace Striking Workers Sparks Statewide Solidarity

Forty Verizon Workers Fired for Strike Activity

Amid Fruitless Corporate Tax Breaks, Gov. Walker Grows Unpopular

As Struggling Town Considers New Mine, Ex-Miners Look Back With Ambivalence

25,000 Workers Strike Across Europe

Patrick Glennon

Massey Mine Explosion Settlement Doesn’t Address Basic Problem: Company’s Anti-Unionism

Health Reform Devolves Into ‘Unaffordable Under-Insurance’

A String of Slaughterhouse Successes for UFCW

Under Pressure From Congress, Railroad Workers Union Accepts Concessions

Jobless Rate Drops, but Pain, Despair Persist In Weak Economy

Steelworkers Union: Cooper Locked Us Out After We Boosted Company Profits

Wal-Mart Circles Indian Markets, and Indians Push Back

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