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America’s 200-Year-Long Battle for Workplace Democracy

Can the National Labor Relations Board defend principles that go back to the nation's founding?

David Moberg

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Labor Day 2013: Things Have Never Looked Worse for Workers—Or Brighter

David Moberg

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Columbus Janitors Won’t Be Taken to the Cleaners

Kari Lydersen

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Dollar Store Caught Nickel-and-Diming Workers; Uber Sued; NFL Gets Off Cheap on Concussions

Mike Elk

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After Largest School Shutdown in History, Spared Schools See Few Financial Benefits

Matthew Blake

Hunger Strike, Day 55: Each Minute ‘Extremely Taxing,’ Say Prisoners; Force-Feeding Feared

George Lavender

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Bullet-proof Jobs: Summer Employment May Help Stem Youth Violence

Michelle Chen

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The 6 Filthiest Facts About the Rich

Unrestrained capitalism has led to an untenable situation.

Paul Buchheit, AlterNet

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Fast Food Strikes Hit a Record 58 Cities, As Campaign’s Tactics Are Debated

Micah Uetricht

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UE Takes the Fight to GE and Wal-Mart—and McDonald’s, Because Why Not?

David Moberg

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College Is the New High School

The post-secondary degree is increasingly a basic necessity, but comes at a luxury price.

David Sirota

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Will Congress Block an Attack on Syria?

Congress members are clamoring to be consulted, but few publicly oppose intervention.

Cole Stangler

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Orange Is the New Black, Episode 6: Democracy Fail

In the end, the guards run the show.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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University Tries to Nip Professors’ Union in the Bud

A cautionary letter--and the rumored retention of a notorious union-buster--show Northeastern is nervous about adjunct faculty organizing.

Rebecca Burns

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Chicago Students Boycott Class, Demanding an Elected and Accountable School Board

Micah Uetricht

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Breaking Bad’s Skyler White: Victim or Villain?

Actress Anna Gunn wants to know why fans hate her character. In These Times' feminist TV critics answer.

Lindsay Beyerstein

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Wave of Low-Wage Worker Strikes Hits LA Ports

Micah Uetricht

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50 Years After the March on Washington, Unions Still Have a Dream

Bruce Vail