Unions historically have supported minimum wage and occupational safety laws that benefited all workers, not just their members. But they also have recently begun investing major resources in organizing drives more likely to yield new laws than new members. Some of these campaigns seek to organize workers who, rightly or wrongly, aren't even designated as employees or lack a common employer, such as domestic workers and cab drivers.
“We want democracy, but we don’t have the theory or skill to do it”
A “Moral Week of Action” demands that Republicans “repent and repeal” their public policy attacks on the human and civil rights of North Carolinians
Walmart workers state why they are standing up together in the simplest terms: to live better
Video for the North Carolina Forward Together Movement's Seven Days of Action, held August 22-28th, 2014
The brand new Local 42 has already begun signing up and swearing in members who work at the VW plant looking toward winning a majority.
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