Flight Attendants at American Airlines voted to strike by 99.47 percent at the end of August, with 93 percent turnout. The 26,000-member…

Starbucks projects the image of an employee-friendly company, but its workers have been exposing the contradiction between the company’s words and its…

Defying two years of protests and lawsuits by union retirees, New York City’s Municipal Labor Committee voted Thursday to scrap some of…

In a few days Austin Locke will walk back into the Queens, New York, Starbucks store he was fired from seven months…

When Amazon workers at a St. Louis fulfillment center walked out on Black Friday demanding $30 an hour, the Twitter trolls came out, too:…

Was it the pandemic? Was it new disasters from climate change? Was it the fact that employers are still begging for more…

If Don Blankenship were a fictional character, critics would say he was a cartoon evil capitalist

Texas and Ohio have ordered a stop to abortions, saying they’re not essential medical services. Other states will follow. Right-wing forces are using the pandemic as a pretext to crack down dramatically on abortion rights. We can’t let them

While unions and others tried to outlaw tipping in the early days, restaurant employers saw it as free money

The year had a spirited and determined feel. Every time we turned around there was another sit-in or strike or ingenious job action