Category: Labor Movement

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By Matthew Cunningham-Cook and Julia Rock April 21, 2022  The Lever   The retailer’s...

The podcast Coming from Left Field recently interviewed veteran union organizer Chris Townsend....

By Luis Feliz Leon April 1, 2022  Labor Notes   It’s the magical stuff of Disney movies. But...

By Chris Townsend March 12, 2022   The History of the Labor Movement in the United States,...

By Stephen Gowans February 10, 2022   Some people believe the occupation of Ottawa is a...

By Doug Henwood January 30, 2022   Union membership fell by almost 2 percent in 2021 as...

  With university strikes and organizing going on all over the country today, this...

By Blair F. Bertaccini December 30, 2021   The union representing 3,500 graduate and...

November 30, 2021  Fightback   Toni Gilpin is a prominent labor historian, author and...

By Vijay Prashad November 25, 2021  People’s Dispatch   Since prime minister Narendra...

By Rebekah Entralgo, Inequality.org November 16, 2021   This worker-driven organizing victory...

By James Patrick Jordan October 23, 2021   The Solidarity Center’s activities in Venezuela...

By Isaac Scher, The Intercept October 21, 2021   The AFL-CIO leadership cited a procedural...

It may not be a “labor revolution” as the author contends, but it has the look of a...

September 2, 2021 In one of the biggest recent private sector strikes in the US, unionized workers...

By Central Unitaria de Trabajadores de Venezuela (CUTV) CUTV, the Unitary Confederation of Workers...

World Federation of Trade Unions Statement   August 12, 2021   On the occasion of the...