Labor

French Workers Step Up Labor Strikes: “With This Law, We’re Going Toward a Catastrophe”

The Fight to Save UMass Labor Center Is a Fight for Worker Power

This is How You Win: A Guided Tour of the Campaign at City College of San Francisco

150 Million Workers in India Just Staged the Largest Strike in History To Resist Neoliberalism

It’s Game On for Grad Students After NLRB Rules They Can Unionize

Rebecca Nathanson

45 Years After Attica, Prisoners Are Organizing What Could Be the Biggest Prison Strike Ever

Want to Solve the Steel Crisis? Change the Rules

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Lipton Workers Vote to Unionize: “Everyone just got tired of it”

Strong Unions Help All Workers—Not Just Union Workers

Why Labor and the Movement for Racial Justice Should Work Together

Maurice Weeks and Marilyn Sneiderman

Here’s How Zara Retail Workers Won a Union

Part-Time Faculty Union On a Roll in Washington-Baltimore Area

Why The TPP and TTIP Trade Deals May Now Be Dead In The Water

Fox News Has a Sexual Harassment Problem and It’s Way Bigger Than Roger Ailes

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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

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