Two labor federations have joined anti-government demonstrations in Turkey, where protests have lasted over a week and captured the world’s attention. The…
Teachers at Ivy Academia in Los Angeles are the latest to join a wave of union organizing victories at charter schools. Fifty-six…
In Antioch, California, Angela Glasper walks through the Kaiser Permanente medical center talking to fellow employees about an upcoming vote between two…
Activists and leaders in the Chicago Teachers Union were already in full swing organizing for today’s citywide rally to stop school closings…
“Moratorium Now!” chanted more than 100 Chicago teachers and parents Friday as they protested school closings outside the office of Mayor Rahm…
Picket lines around New York City were dotted with umbrellas as utility workers sought shade from 97-degree temperatures as they marched, chanted,…
When media outlets and unions were hopeful that there were signs of compromise from Gov. Scott Walker Wednesday night in Wisconsin, instead…
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