Working In These Times

Virtual Labor Organizing: “There’s an App For That”

Kamil Ahsan

Philadelphia Airport Workers Win Major Victory Against Abusive Subcontracting

Arielle Zionts

After Layoffs of 175 Workers, J.Crew Exec Instagrams His Night Celebrating, Making Hunger Games Joke

Karen Gwee

Chicago Charter School Students Say UNO Teacher Was Fired for Union Activism

Crystal Stella Becerril

Stop Freaking Out: The Union-Backed Minimum Wage Exemption Isn’t About Paying Union Workers Less

Mario Vasquez

25 Years Later: Lessons From the Organizers of Justice for Janitors

Stephen Lerner and Jono Shaffer

California Court Ruling Could Make It Nearly Impossible for Farmworkers To Win Union Contracts

David Bacon

New York State Legislators Have Just One More Day To Pass a Bill Protecting Nail Salon Workers

Karen Gwee

We Need Domestic and International Regulations to Prevent Corporations from Fleeing Overseas

Miriam Shestack

Clergy March on Billionaires as Moral Mondays Come to Chicago

Martin de Bourmont

A Farmworkers Bill of Rights in New York May Finally End “Abhorrent and Unacceptable” Treatment

Elizabeth Grossman

The List of the Fight for $15’s Victories—Tangible and Intangible—Is Getting Longer

David Moberg

In the Global Apparel Industry, Abusive and Deadly Working Conditions Are Still the Norm

Erik Loomis

College Interprets Prof’s ‘Remember the Haymarket Riot’ Email as a Violent Threat

Arielle Zionts

West Coast Truckers Poised to Strike, Say They’re Owed Nearly $1 Billion in Stolen Wages

Mario Vasquez

House Democrats Deal Blow to Obama on Trans-Pacific Partnership “Fast Track”

Martin de Bourmont

Airbnb Is Making It Harder for Workers in the Hospitality Industry to Make Ends Meet

Julia Kann

Why Democrats’ Support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Could be Political Suicide

Sarah Anderson, Alternet