Labor

What Life on Minimum Wage Actually Looks Like in 2016

Peter Van Buren

The Philanthropic Hypocrisy of Eli Broad, Billionaire and Leading Education Reformer

Trade Deals Like the TPP Are Murdering American Manufacturing

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Saying Union Was a Wing of Management, Flight Attendants Launched a Rebellion on Facebook—And Won

Silicon Valley Firm Learns That Wage Theft Doesn’t Count as “Innovation”

Remember How Jeb Bush Dismantled Florida’s Department of Labor?

Spencer Woodman

As Long As the Supreme Court Is Setting Labor Policy, the Labor Movement Can Never Revive Itself

Karl Rove’s Crossroads GPS Group Now Has the Same Tax Designation as the Red Cross or Humane Society

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Friedrichs Is Dead; Labor’s Crisis Is Not. The ‘Scalia Dividend’ Is a Rare Opportunity for Unions.

When Scalia Died, So Did ‘Friedrichs’—And an Even Grander Scheme To Destroy Unions

Moshe Z. Marvit

NLRB Ruling Says 2 California Nurses Were Illegally Fired During Union Drive

Presidential Campaigns Need to Start Focusing More on Global Inequality

With 3 Recent High-Profile Walkoffs, Is the Wildcat Strike Back?

Corporate PR Flacks Are Trying To Convince You the Trans-Pacific Partnership Will Benefit Workers

Retail Means Jobs. But Those Jobs Shouldn’t Mean Poverty.

Justice for South Asian Migrant Workers in the Gulf Requires a New Kind of Solidarity

Paula Chakravartty and Nitasha Dhillon

Why Did Howard Dean Pretend Unions and Wall Street Are Similar in Power and Influence?

On Bill and Hillary Clinton’s First Date in 1971, They Crossed a Picket Line

Zach Schwartz-Weinstein

A Plan To Defragment the Labor Movement By Rebuilding ‘Federal Locals’ and Central Labor Councils

Douglas Williams and Cato Uticensis

Why Is SEIU Backing Hillary Clinton When Only Bernie Sanders Backs the Fight for 15 Campaign?

Brooklyn Sweet’N Low Workers Face Mass Layoffs To Make Way for Luxury Condos

Could a New NLRB Case Limit Bosses’ Best Anti-Union Tool, the Captive Audience Meeting?

This Bill Would Force Large Corporations To Pay a Fine if They Don’t Pay Workers a Living Wage

Govt. Report: Even After 2013 Texas Fertilizer Explosion, Hundreds of Communities Still at Risk

Elizabeth Grossman

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