Labor

From U.S. to India, the Casualties of Coal

Did Housekeeper’s Union Membership Allow Her to Speak Out Against Strauss-Kahn?

Akito Yoshikane

Labor in Palestine: The Work of Resistance Gets a New Push

Utility Union Charges National Power Company With Illegal Employee Gag Rules

Is Richard Trumka Returning Labor to Its Social Movement Roots?

Iran’s Simmering Labor Struggle

Stephen Franklin

As GE Opens Nonunion Facility in Texas, Union Leader Sees Subtle Threat

Warehouse Workers File Second Lawsuit Against Chicago-Area Wal-Mart Contractors

Democrats’ Polite, Insidious ‘Pro-Union’ Arm Twisting

This Week in Labor: Minneapolis Grocery Store Cleaners Launch Hunger Strike

Lindsay Beyerstein

Trumka Hits Back at Right-Wing ‘Canvas of Cruelty’

GOP Continues to Interfere With National Labor Relations Board

In Asia, Raising the Wage Floor Toward Global Labor Justice

IBEW Union Sides With Power Industry on Clean Air Rules

America’s Healthcare Crisis is Getting Worse

Card Check Bill for California Farm Workers Heads to Governor’s Desk

Immigrant Workers’ Exploitation Highlights Perils of Job Placement Agencies

Akito Yoshikane

Workforce Initiatives Put Brakes on Controversial Free Trade Deals—for Now

Locked-Out Honeywell Workers Travel Far and Wide to Fight Company

After the Crisis, Rise of Worker Discrimination Is Breathtaking

Jonathan Tasini

Chemical Industry Regulation Would Create, Not Kill Jobs

Did Boeing’s Meet the Press Sponsorship Allow Gingrich to Lie About Company’s NLRB Case?

This Week in Labor: 15,000 March On Wall Street

Lindsay Beyerstein

U.S. Labor Advocates for Bahrain Workers Caught in the Crossfire

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