Women in unions are paid higher wages and experience smaller wage gaps than non-unionized women. Unionized women who work full time are typically paid 19% more than women who are not in a union, resulting in them making roughly $10,000 more a year.
April Verrett, the newly elected international president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), is ready to come out the gate running––or, at least, organizing.
Mercedes put on an “A-level boss fight.” Which was only to be expected. So how can the union win next time?
How a childcare worker and mom living and working in Minnesota’s Iron Range would like to see the industry better support workers and children alike.
Republican lawmakers have passed new laws on union elections for companies that receive state incentives.
Three labor disputes along the same highway in Alabama demonstrate the challenges and hopes facing unions in the Deep South.
Shawn Fain says he expects ‘more of the same to come’ after celebrating union’s historic victory at Tennessee plant.
DSA's youth section used lessons from Mao and contemporary labor to build a winning strategy: When a strategy and its tactics cease producing desired results, you need to reassess. Sometimes that means going beyond your comfort zone to find success.
Microsoft and Starbucks as exceptions to corporations’ union busting; Starbucks baristas as beacons of bottom-up organizing.
When the Ford workers Hunger March to deliver a list of 14 demands to Henry Ford became the Ford Massacre . . . and ultimately led to the organization of the Rouge plant by the United Auto Workers.
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