Labor
The End of Jobs?
Sarah Jaffe
Is Seattle’s Rideshare Crackdown Actually a Win for Taxi Drivers?
Amien Essif
$15 Hourly Wage Looks Likely in Seattle
Sean Crosbie
Academic Labor Unrest Spreads to Maryland Colleges (UPDATED)
Bruce Vail
Many Disappointments for Labor in Illinois Primaries, With One Bright Spot
David Moberg
Chicago Voters Overwhelmingly Support $15 Living Wage
Charlotte Lait and Patrick James Drennan
McDonald’s Workers Speak Out Against Wage Theft
Sarah Berlin
Right-Wing Union Busters Take a Victory Lap After Chattanooga, Crediting Community Outreach
Cole Stangler
Unite Here Chief Blasts Obama Over ACA
Bruce Vail
The Battle for Chattanooga: Southern Masculinity and the Anti-Union Campaign at Volkswagen
Mike Elk
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