A complete list of the ways labor changed American history would be immeasurably long—but, for Labor Day, here are three of the top ways unions helped American workers.
The age of George Meany is long gone. Now, as Professor McCartin says, American labor may be heading in a whole new direction. "I believe it's highly likely that the next leader of the AFL-CIO will be a woman."
EPI researchers reflect on the state of labor in the United States.
At its core, a fighting labor movement must take on the boss directly, winning fights both big and small that transform life for workers. This should not be in dispute, and it is why socialists have traditionally salted union and non-union shops.
Millennials are already in debt and without savings. After the next downturn, they’ll be in even bigger trouble.
The Industrial Workers of the World Freelance Journalists Union is one year old. A member-organizer describes the campaign.
The group argues some unions have become too disengaged, too timid and lack the organizing power they once wielded on behalf of workers.
Joe Burns takes a critical look back at the many “general strikes” called in recent years.
Our world order, globalized from above, cries out for a globalized response from below, a new international fit for the purpose of system transformation in the twenty-first century
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