Labor

Sisters In The Union Brotherhood: Still Struggling For Recognition

Why Does the Chicago Teachers Union Care About Interest Rate Swaps?

Memorial Day Massacre of 1937 Offers Stark Reminder: Media Usually Side With Corporations, Police

Supreme Court’s E-Verify Decision Devastating for Employers, Immigrant Workers

This Week in Labor: New York Building Trades Workers Protest 20% Pay Cut

Lindsay Beyerstein

‘Guest Worker’ Trafficking: Can the Feds Really Deal With the Problem?

Grocery Store Cleaners Enter Day 7 of Hunger Strike

Wis. Court Blocks Gov. Walker’s Anti-Union Bill, as Unions Focus on Spreading Protests

Massey Energy ‘Normalized Deviance’ Prior to West Virginia Mine Disaster: Report

Why the Catholic Church Must Defend Workers’ Rights

John J. Sweeney

Dock Management Sues Over Solidarity Shutdown—Is Settlement in the Works?

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

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