Labor

Apple Store Workers Share Why They Want to ‘Work Different’

Shock Therapy—and a Bit of Good News—for Long-Term Jobless in Wisconsin

In California and New Jersey, EFCA Déjà Vu

Mad as Hell, and Not Going to Drive Anymore: San Francisco Cabbies Hold Two-Hour Strike

How Budget Cuts and Privatization Endanger Workers in Psychiatric Hospitals

Chinese in Japan Caught in Tide of Exploited Labor

New ILO Convention Gives Domestic Workers Historic Labor Rights

Akito Yoshikane

Increased Solidarity with Unions at Netroots Nation, But at the Cost of Net Neutrality?

Strained Hyatt Workers Continue to Push for Fair Negotiations

Interfaith Worker Justice Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary

Shortage of Jobs and Equality, Not Skills, at Heart of Unemployment Crisis

Too Big to Sue? High Court Thwarts Wal-Mart Gender Discrimination Case

NLRB Issues Rule to Prevent Union Busting and Speed Up Elections

Chicago Teachers Vow Renewed Activism Over Revoked Raises

Reviving the Strike: Lessons from the Pittston Struggle

This Week in Labor: AFL-CIO and ITUC Call for Financial Transaction Tax

Lindsay Beyerstein

Record Eight-Year Congress Strike Strengthens Chicago Hotel Workers Union

Corporations Gotta Pay! Audio and Visuals from the Stand Up! Chicago Rally

Wisconsin to Be GOP’s Own Privatized Idaho? Or Will Voters Strike Back?

Palestinians Link Global and Local in Israel Boycott Campaign

Organizers Work With Businesses to Prevent Wage Theft

Janitors Commemorate 21st Anniversary of Justice for Janitors March

Organizing on Wobbly Ground: Learning from ‘Solidarity Unionism at Starbucks’

School’s Out in Chicago, But Labor Struggles Are Just Starting

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