Working In These Times

Struggle for Immigrants’ Rights Highlights Split Within Organized Labor

Michelle Chen

Workers Have Right to Class-Action Lawsuits Against Bosses: NLRB

Mike Elk

Republic Windows Redux? Chicago Bakery Faces Class Action Suit for Pre-Christmas Closure

Kari Lydersen

More Than a Number: Troubling Trends Behind the Dropping Unemployment Rate

Stephen Franklin

100 Years After Lawrence Strike, the Cry for ‘Bread & Roses’ Still Resonates

Steve Early

With Romney’s Backing, New Hampshire GOP Pushes Right to Work Again

Josh Eidelson

All in a Day’s Work…Behind Bars

Kari Lydersen

Trouble in Candyland: American Licorice Workers Strike Over Healthcare Benefits

Rose Arrieta

NUHW Goes National, Winning Union Elections in Michigan

Mike Elk

Super Bowl-Level Stakes for Indiana Labor in Battle vs. ‘Right-to-Work’

Roger Bybee

Despite New Rule on Livestock Antibiotics, Infection Risks Still Plague Workers, Communities

Michelle Chen

Labor Department to Review OSHA’s Voluntary Workplace Safety Program

Mike Elk

Working on Ice: The Pros and Cons of Antarctic ‘Summer’ Jobs

Kari Lydersen

Obama Makes Recess Appointments to NLRB. Is It Enough for AFL-CIO Endorsement?

Mike Elk

As Walker Recall Effort Heats Up, Labor Looks for Viable Candidate

Roger Bybee

Ron Paul Would Allow ‘Open Season’ on Union Organizers

Mike Elk

Will Peasants and Migrant Workers Forge China’s New Political Vanguard?

Michelle Chen

Class War at the Gray Lady? New York Times Gives Millions to CEO While Pushing Concessions on Union

Mike Elk