Labor

Buying Local Doesn’t Mean You’re Paying for Workers’ Rights

This is Huge: NLRB Rules Graduate Student Workers Can Unionize

We Are Witnessing a New Age of Social Justice Movements—And That Includes Labor

How We Won a Contract Against Austerity at CUNY

SEIU’s “Future Fighters”: “We need a plan for racial justice in every union”

Baltimore’s Democratic City Council Kills $15 Minimum Wage Bill, For Now

Domestic Workers in Ill. Win Bill of Rights: “Years of Organizing Have Finally Paid Off”

Postal Workers Fend Off Attacks in New Contract

Alexandra Bradbury

BREAKING—Fight for $15 Organizers Tell SEIU: We Need $15 and a Union (Updated)

Authors Spill Organizing Secrets in Labor Notes’ New Book

Fire Departments, Airports and Military Bases May Be More Toxic to Workers Than You Think

Elizabeth Grossman

The Strike At Trump’s Atlantic City Casino Is a Flashpoint for the Entire Labor Movement

Adolph Reed Jr.

Chicago Activists Accuse ICE of Racial Profiling After Street Corner Raid

National Democrats Back $15 Minimum Wage. Baltimore Dems, Not So Much.

Day Laborers Leader on Right-Wing Hostility: “So Far, We Have Won This Fight”

Peter Dreier and Mark Maier

CUNY Workers Overwhelmingly Approve New Contract With 94% Voting Yes

It’s the Stupidity, Stupid: How Donald Trump is Beating the Democrats on Trade

A Radical Plan For An Economy That Makes Black Lives Matter

Douglas Williams

On Trade, Our Choices Aren’t Only Xenophobic Nationalism Or Neoliberal Globalization

A Message for CUNY Members: Don’t Take the Money

So Long, Uber: Could Co-op Apps Change the Way We Catch Rides?

A New Path to Progressivism: An Interview with Vermont House Candidate Mari Cordes

Victoria Albert

In Philadelphia, Progressive Education Organizers Fight ‘Disaster Capitalism’

Senate Dining Room Workers Win $1 Million in Back Wages

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