Labor

Police Officer: ‘Policing Mostly Became a Response to the 911 Call Machine’

Hired Pro-Marijuana Canvassers Demand Their Promised Pay

Chicago Aldermen Want a $15 Minimum Wage in Their City, Too

Jazz Musician: ‘I See the Gap Between the Haves and Have-Nots’

‘$10.10 is Not Enough,’ Federal Contract Workers Tell Obama

Booming Business, But Falling Wages, in California Grocery Stores

Despite Promised Jobs, Desert Town Opposes Giant Copper Mine

Puerto Rico Unions Threaten Strike Against Austerity Budget

Hairstylist: ‘It’s Like Being on a First Date All the Time’

Privatizing Government Services Doesn’t Only Hurt Public Workers

One Year After Closings, How Are Chicago’s Public Schools Now?

Leslie Orear, 103, Helped Bring Together Black and White Packinghouse Workers in the 1930s

Stephen Franklin

Dairy Work Has Soured for Vermont’s Migrant Workers

Jonathan Leavitt

Hundreds of San Francisco Transit Workers Stage ‘Sickout’ to Protest Pension Cuts

Truck Unloader: ‘The Worst Part of My Job Is the Paycheck’

Steve Early on Labor Reporting: ‘Unions Can Be Thin-Skinned About Criticism’

Walmart Moms’ Walkout Starts Friday

An End to Sweatshop-Made City Workers’ Uniforms in Chicago?

The ‘Unquenchable Spark’ of General Gordon Baker Jr.

Verizon Wireless Workers Make History in Brooklyn

Switzerland Rejects Minimum Wage, While Germany Prepares To Introduce First Ever

Catherine Stupp

A Brief, Bikeable 150-Year History of Labor Uprisings

Trafficked Teachers: Neoliberalism’s Latest Labor Source

Deep Miner: ‘One Mistake and You’re Dead’

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