Labor

This is Why Labor Should Care About Virginia’s Gubernatorial Primary

Douglas Williams

Charter School Educators Just Voted to Join the Most Militant Teachers’ Union in the Country

Behind the Big AT&T Strike: Years of Shipping Jobs Overseas

Will Chicago Become the Epicenter of Charter School Unionization?

Brazilian Workers Are Rising Up Against a Bill That Threatens Basic Labor Rights

Trump Wants To Privatize Air Traffic Control. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Interviews for Resistance: Disrupting the System by Demanding Healthcare as a Human Right

Trump Talks a Big Infrastructure Game But His Budget Tells a Different Story

Josh Bivens and Hunter Blair

Veteran Organizer Gives Inside Look at the First $15 Minimum Wage Campaign

Interviews for Resistance: New Progressive Coalition Calls for “Millions of Jobs”

OSHA Under Trump Is Tight-Lipped—Democratic Senators Demand To Know Why

Paul Feldman, Fair Warning

Nursing Home Workers Win Big After Threatening to Strike: “We Have the Power Now”

Teachers Call Off Work in Philadelphia Contract Campaign

Samantha Winslow

First Charter School Teacher Strike in U.S. History Narrowly Averted by Last-Minute Agreement

Interviews for Resistance: Trump’s “Family Leave” Plan Is a Shell Game

Trumpcare 2.0 Is a Death Bill. It’s Time to Fight for the System We Want.

Meet the Workers Who Took Overnight Buses to Bring the Fight for 15 to McDonald’s Stockholders

Stephen Franklin

40,000 AT&T Workers Begin 3-Day Strike

New Study Finds “More Sweatshops than Starbucks” in Chicago

Interviews for Resistance: On the Commodification of Education

Republicans Will Turn the NLRB into a Force for Union Busting. We Can Turn It Back.

The Slippery Slope of “Buy American” Campaigns

Want To Speak Out About Politics at Work? Here Are 3 Things You Need to Know.

Sam Wheeler and Leo Gertner

The Chicago Reader Staff Just Voted Unanimously To Authorize a Strike

Joseph Bullington

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