Labor

Union Deaths Rise Around World, as Recession Heightens Attacks on Labor Rights

Akito Yoshikane

The ‘Blame the Teacher’ Movement, and the Public-Sector Union Crisis

Richard Greenwald

As Teachers Struggle with Obama’s Reform Agenda, ‘Merit Pay’ Gets a Demerit

The ‘Beauty Bias’ at Work, and What Should Be Done About It

Lindsay Beyerstein

Hyatt Workers Stage National Actions against Billionaire Pritzkers

An Ugly Jobs Report, and a Complacent Congress

Govt. Tear Gas Evicts Mexican Miners After Three-Year Strike

Forget ‘Recession’: It’s a Depression for Urban Minorities

Good News for Doctors-to-Be—and Organized Labor—as Govt. Rules in Hospital Workers Favor

Why Taking on Blanche Lincoln Was the Right Call

South Africa’s World Cup Brims with Broken Promises

Welcome to Wal-Mart University

Will Washington Enforce the Genetic Non-Discrimination Act?

Labor, Netroots Turn Arkansas Election into Referendum on Corporatist Democrats

Lindsay Beyerstein

Chicago Wal-Mart Vote Once Again Delayed, Amid Labor Activist Resistance

I Am an Organizer: Women Hone Leadership Skills at Annual Labor Conference

Telecom Workers to Verizon: ‘Tear Down the Wall’ Dividing Company, Blocking Organizing

Postcard From Wausau, Wis., Where Safety Nets Aren’t Just Frayed—They’re Busted

‘The Help’ Gets Its Due: New York Passes Domestic Workers ‘Bill of Rights’

Over 1,000 Red Cross Workers Launch 3-Day Strike Over Safety, Staffing

Labor Groups Condemn Israeli Attack on Freedom Flotilla

Lindsay Beyerstein

UFCW Union Moves Into Cannabis Industry, Organizes ‘Bud Tenders’

Foxconn Deaths Illuminate Deeper Tragedies in China’s Workforce

Chinese Workers Hammer Honda. Is Strike Sign of Shifting Beijing Labor Policy?

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