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In 2009, a political disagreement about organizing and bargaining strategy, involving the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and its second largest healthcare…
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After years of struggling in relative obscurity, democratic socialists were jubilant to have elected one of their own to high-profile office. With…
In September, 175,000 workers at 280 locations in Germany’s automotive and supplier industry engaged in a day of protest against the planned…
Sam Gindin is one of the most exacting and capacious thinkers on the socialist Left today. With decades of experience in the…
France is presently in the throes of nationwide student protests that have turned increasingly violent as the police crack down on students,…
It was not a shock to Nathan DuCongeĢ when one of his bosses at AutoZone told him he was being fired. āAutoZone…
Amazon workers at four delivery and sorting warehouses in Germany are organizing to make every minute count. Theyāre demanding that Amazon pay…
Lula is entering the final stretch of Brazilās most contested election, showing the intelligence and energy that define the countryās leading political…
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