Tim Shorrock recently published an article titled ‘Labor’s Foreign Policy Heads in a New Direction.’ This piece seems to have gotten considerable…
The Convention is over, delegates have returned home, and it’s time to make sense of the mess. First of all, the “Change…
As one who has written a number of articles about the struggle to transform AFL-CIO foreign policy into genuine international labor solidarity…
In the increasing “heat” of labor reform issues-which is not always the same as “light”-it has been discouraging to see how little…
The AFL-CIO’s ‘Solidarity Center’ (formally known as the American Center for International Labor Solidarity or ACILS) was actively involved in bringing together…
The AFL-CIO is having its quadrennial convention in Chicago next month (July 2005) in Chicago. The labor movement is hurting: only about…
Throughout much of its history, the AFL-CIO has carried out a reactionary labor program around the world. It has been unequivocally established…
AFL-CIO foreign policy leaders are helping develop U.S. State Department policy regarding labor through an initiative called the Advisory Committee on Labor…
The 25th Biennial California State AFL-CIO Convention in July handed a stunning rebuke to national-level foreign policy leaders of the AFL-CIO at…
We hear ad nauseum from the mainstream media, and particularly the business-focused press, that the United States has the most productive economy…
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