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But workers across the country rose to the occasion, making 2019 one of the most exciting years for the labor movement in recent memory.

Democrats stepped in on the side of labor ahead of the debate — and helped workers win.

Although largely forgotten, Canadian oil workers have a long history of militant struggle rooted in the struggle for workers rights, democracy and socialism. This is being put to the test today as management has locked out over 700 workers.

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In a new report, the progressive think tank Economic Policy Institute (EPI) found evidence that employers are increasingly brazen in seeking to obstruct workers' attempts to unionize.

Hearst is pushing back against its employees’ union drive, but it would be advantageous for them to support it.

Trump’s new United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement repeats the disasters of the original agreement.

The owners of private and charter schools are waging war against their public school competition.

American workers will see no relief from their fears of jobs moving overseas or to lower-wage communities in their own country.

As more young people find themselves stuck in precarious jobs with variable hours and benefits, some are turning to unions to help secure their rights.