“We are the working class, and we are back,” said one union leader. “We are here, we are demanding change, we refuse…
On 1 March, collective agreements in the private sector will be renewed in Denmark. The top discussion, including in the mass media,…
The 19th century English fable Goldilocks tells the story of a young girl who breaks into the home of three bears and…
Hundreds of thousands of enraged workers across France walked off the job and hit the streets Tuesday to protest President Emmanuel Macron’s…
Win a union election, and it’s a long road to a signed contract. Lose a union election, and workers may think the…
On January 31 and February 1, graduate student workers at the University of Chicago will vote on whether to unionize with the…
Sam Heyne, a young, newly hired HR worker, was stunned by the number of workers who were quitting and the frequent accounts she…
South Korea’s intelligence agency raided the offices of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, the country’s largest organization of independent unions, and…
It’s 5 a.m. and Amin is on the picket line outside the Amazon warehouse in Coventry. He’s one of the hundreds of…
Britain saw a massive wave of collective action in the 1970s as trade unionists opposed a law that limited the right to…
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