Talk of Joe Biden as a transformational president is getting ahead of itself. Historically, labor law reform has triggered some of the fiercest battles from business — and Joe Biden has shown no evidence he’ll go to the mat for the PRO Act...
When Rank and File Postal Workers Whipped Bosses, Union Leaders, and Richard Nixon
Health care workers are crucial to our society, yet we reward them with low wages and dangerous conditions.
Misogyny and white supremacy empower white nationalists to acts of violence, and policymakers to exclude women and immigrants from workplace protections. "We will hold the women and their coworkers and their grieving loved ones in our hearts."
The question is whether even a supportive president can reverse the decline in union power that economists say has helped hollow out America's middle class. Neither organized labor nor sympathetic politicians have managed to do that for decades.
Where do we go in the coming year? We hope to begin to turn vision into reality. To not only turn the page, but to begin a new chapter.
Kurt Stand reviews Union Made, Eric Lotke's latest book.
Some freelancers have come out against the PRO Act, insisting that the pro-labor bill threatens their livelihoods. But they needn’t worry: the bill would transform labor relations for the better, it wouldn’t “kill” freelancing.
Would undo decades of Southern anti-union laws rooted in racism.
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