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Celebrate the Life and Legacy of Tony Mazzocchi

Steve Early and Rand Wilson Labor Notes
The two-day event in New Jersey will begin with panels and workshops featuring speakers who worked with Mazzocchi or whose current organizing was inspired by him.

TAA Is a No-Brainer. Yet Here We Are Fighting for It.

Roxanne D. Brown, USW International President USW
Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) ended for no reason in 2022. The program’s demise ripped away a lifeline from from workers who lose jobs because of the adverse effects of global trade.

San Diego Workers Gather at Chicano Park for May Day

Benjamin Guevarra, USCD The Guardian
Workers in San Diego joined global May Day demonstrations on Friday to demand better working conditions and advocate for immigrants’ rights. Rallies across San Diego County, including one at Chicano Park, drew more than 500 participants.

Gig Workers Need a Solid Floor and Portable Benefits

Meegan Dugan Adell and Morgan Polk Jacobin
We can’t let gig-worker protections remain dependent on each new administration’s priorities. We need to experiment with new approaches, from passing strong state classification laws to scaling employer-of-record systems that give gig workers stabili

May Day 2026: Defending Rights, Reclaiming Power

Kristjan Bragason IUF Acting General Secretary IUF Bulletin
International labour standards, trade union rights, and collective action remain our strongest tools. On this May Day, our message is clear: we will defend these rights, we will organize across borders.

ALA Workers Move To Unionize

Rosie Newmark American Libraries Magazine
About 100 employees at the American Library Association (ALA) began voting on April 24 to form ALA Workers United (ALAWU), a new union at the 150-year-old association.