Labor

Volkswagen Workers in Tennessee Won’t Give Up the Fight for Unionization

McDonald’s Retreat on Fighting Wage Increases Shows the Tide Is Turning

Why the NCAA Should Pay Student-Athletes—And Let Them Unionize

Education Privatizers Have Gone Global. So Must We If We Want to Stop Them.

Christian Addai-Poku and Michael Galant

Fighting Against Racism—And For a Better Paycheck—On the Docks

We Won Sick Days at Macy’s—And We Did It With Style

Nichole Booker and Curtisy Bryant

Labor Law Doesn’t Apply If You’re in Prison

Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard

A Blow But Not Fatal: 9 Months After Janus, AFSCME Reports 94% Retention

Illinois Manufacturing Workers Locked Out and Fired for One-Hour Strike

Hannah Steinkopf-Frank

“We Demand Food for Thought”: UIC Grad Workers On Strike for Living Wages and Respect

Hannah Steinkopf-Frank

6 Years After Rana Plaza Collapse, an Accord to Improve Bangladesh’s Worker Safety Is in Jeopardy

When Sex Workers Do the Labor of Therapists

What It Will Take to Build Union Support for the Green New Deal—Despite the AFL-CIO

Your Favorite Podcast May Soon Be Union as Gimlet Media Becomes First in the Industry to Organize

Julianne Tveten

Privatization Is Fundamentally An Attack on Democracy. The Teachers Strikes Show Why.

Why Unions Must Bargain Over Climate Change

Sherrod Brown Is Out for 2020, But the Fight for Workers’ Rights Is Not

Will 2020 Be the Year Presidential Candidates Actually Take Labor Issues Seriously?

The Oakland Teachers Strike Isn’t Just a Walk Out—It’s a Direct Challenge to Neoliberalism

Why Workers at the Biggest Grocery Chain in New England Just Authorized a Strike

After Janus, Cities and Towns Are Poised to Become the New Battleground Over “Right to Work”

Pennsylvania Workers Are Waging the Biggest U.S. Manufacturing Strike in the Trump Era

What the Green New Deal Means for Labor

When a Company Tries to Decertify Its Union

Michael Sainato

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