Source: Labor Notes Starbucks Workers United (SWU) won its third store election February 28 in Mesa, Arizona. The vote was an overwhelming…

Those just getting started are learning from their peers who are farther along. The core SWU group in Buffalo is flooded with requests from workers around the country for organizing help

For those of us in richer countries, building union support for a fight against vaccine apartheid can be part of developing a broader common sense in our unions about how global inequality hurts us all

“The waterfront attracts people from every walk of the life you could imagine.” And the union brings them together, people you’d never see call each other ‘sister’ and ‘brother’ anywhere else.”

UNITE HERE says that 98 percent of its members—who are overwhelmingly women and people of color—were out of work at the height of the pandemic. Seventy percent remain unemployed today.

Occasionally there comes a moment when it’s suddenly clear that circumstances have changed. A new sense of possibility opens up. For farmworkers, that day is today

The COVID-19 pandemic and its economic fallout have hammered the Latino community.

A round-up of some of labor’s responses to the growing Black Lives Matter movement.

The organized labor movement has begun swinging into action to support protests against the racist police murder of Minneapolis resident George Floyd

LGBTQ Workers Seek Equality