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How States Are Trying to End the Disability Unemployment Crisis
s.e. smith
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What Slashing the Labor Department Budget by 21 Percent Would Mean
Elizabeth Grossman
Labor
Republicans Are Racing To Make Workplaces More Dangerous and Unhealthy
Elizabeth Grossman
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6 Reasons Why Donald Trump Won’t Save American Jobs
Les Leopold
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Interviews for Resistance: On Recovering the Word “Strike”
Sarah Jaffe
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Despite Some Union Support, Trump’s New Labor Pick Would Be Terrible for Workers
Bruce Vail
Labor
Union Moves Ahead at American University: “Time To Bring Academia into the 21st Century”
Bruce Vail
Labor
Chicago Teachers Are Trying to Organize the Biggest Charter School Union in the U.S.
Jeff Schuhrke
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Women Strike Against Capital—and To Take Back Feminism
Liza Featherstone
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4 Women’s Strikes That Were Anything But a Privilege
Kate Aronoff
Labor
Interviews for Resistance: Workers Are on the Frontlines of Making Sure Banks Don’t Rip Us Off
Sarah Jaffe
Labor
Workers at AT&T Mobility Wage Largest-Ever Contract Mobilization
Dan DiMaggio
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Labor-Clergy Coalition To March on Nissan Plant in Mississippi
Tim Shorrock
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Labor Must Embrace the Anti-Trump Resistance to Fight for the Working Class
Jeremy Brecher and Joe Uehlein
Labor
House Republicans Vow To Do “Everything We Can” To Roll Back Labor Law Gains
Elizabeth Grossman
Labor
Chicago Activists and Aldermen Call for New Office to Enforce Labor Laws
Justin Miller
Labor
Interviews for Resistance: The March 8 Strike Is About Building Feminism for the 99%
Sarah Jaffe
Labor
Strawberries and Solidarity: Farmworkers Build Unity Around Driscoll’s Berries Boycott
Sameerah Ahmad
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Why A French Socialist’s Case for Taxing Robots Is Better Than Bill Gates’ Idea
Kate Aronoff
Labor
“Don’t Dictate—Negotiate!” Illinois State Workers Authorize Strike
Chris Brooks
Labor
Even Trump Can’t Stop the Tide of Green Jobs
Yana Kunichoff
Labor
Interviews for Resistance: Protests Show Immigrants’ Economic Power Cannot Be Ignored
Sarah Jaffe
Labor
Federal Hiring Freeze To Hit Rural and Minority Communities the Hardest
Elizabeth Grossman
Labor
The Deadly Reality of Construction Work
Michael Arria
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