The United Auto Workersā (UAW) 2023 āstand-up strikeā against Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis delivered historic gains for our members. But just…
The United Auto Workers (UAW) have just marked one of the most important milestones in the unionās history: they have officially reached…
Unions are in a death spiral, and the numbers show they could nearly vanish within our lifetime. Thatās not alarmism. Itās arithmetic.…
A Roundtable Discussion with NYC Nurses and Teachers
Employers and politicians force their policies onto the public by forcing us to choose between two bad options while maintaining the illusion that there is no alternative
We should recognize that unless we get to the roots of this pandemic, itās going to recur, probably in worse form, simply because of the manipulations of the capitalist system which are trying to create circumstances in which it will be worse, for their benefit
Itās useful to start with an understanding of how things got so bad in the first place and why the move to reopen the economy now is so dangerous.
If the labor movement revives, the Sanders movement, which is very significant, heās achieved great successes, if that can take off, it could be, we once again could get out of the capitalist crises as was done in the ā30s
Today the United Auto Workers announced that it has dropped its legal effort to save three General Motors plants from closure. Itās sad evidence that even a union contract doesnāt guarantee job security for auto workers.
The Auto Workers’ strike against General Motors came to a close after six weeks on the picket lines, with workers voting to ratify a contract that was clearly unloved but accepted with a yes vote of 57 percent.
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