Labor

Weekly Round-up: 35,000 Protest Christie’s Cuts, 26 Cities for LGBT Workplace Rights

Jennifer Braudaway

Why Can’t Washington Muster Real Wall St. Reform?

On the Defensive, Chicago Teachers Try to Shake Up Their Union

Living Wage Fight Revitalized in New York City

Oil Spill Clean-up Workers: We’re Getting Sick From Lack of Protective Gear

Lindsay Beyerstein

Labor Pushes for House Passage Today of Jobs Bill, New Wall Street Taxes

Hotel Workers Stage ‘Wildcat’ Strike in Chicago

Unions Battle European Leaders Over Austerity Measures

Akito Yoshikane

Uncritical Thinking: Texas Conservatives Seek to Miseducate Students; Teachers Push Back

Consumer Spending Driven by Reassured Rich, Hopeless Homeowners

When Did Teachers Become the Enemy?

Richard Greenwald

Trading Lives for Safety Awards

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

La. Labor Leaders: BP Spill Could Be Worse for Workers Than Katrina

Lindsay Beyerstein

Squeezed Between State and Federal Labor Laws

Weekly Workers’ Round-up: Steelworkers Protest Calderon, Mineworkers Protest Massey

Jennifer Braudaway

Global Trade Watch: Don’t Believe the Free-Trade Hype

Leader of the Pack: Harley Begins to Take Public for Ride Against Union

Farewell, June Cleaver: ‘Non-Traditional Families’ and Economic Opportunity

The Possible British Airways Strike: A View from Heathrow

Red Cross Cutbacks Put Blood Safety At Risk, Some Workers May Strike

Neoliberalism Alive and Well, as Trade Deals Inked Between EU, Latin America

Akito Yoshikane

Labor Celebrates Primary Wins, Looks Ahead to Hard—and Expensive—Political Year

Hard-Fought Victory for Locked-Out Borax Miners

Who Gains From ‘Georgia Work$’?

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