Source: Labor Notes When Virginia changed its law last year to allow local government workers to bargain collectively, it was a leap…

If employees actually had to pee in bottles, Amazon said, “nobody would work for us.” That’s a lie

“Once unions are there, once workers have representation on all levels, once they have a seat at the bargaining table, it’s another kind of expression and a new relationship”

For some patients, serious and long-term problems are occurring even though the disease itself was apparently mild or asymptomatic

This year’s Pritzker Prize went to French architects who rejected the demolition of public housing. Instead, the architects insisted on renovating and expanding public units to make working-class residents’ homes more modern, humane, and attractive

Grassroots Mobilization Pressured Biden Administration to Pledge End of U.S. Involvement

In claiming the goal of “realignment,” groups such as Sunrise and Justice Democrats are reviving an old idea, with hopes of provoking new political transformations

Maybe cooperation over Afghanistan can even be a first step toward broader U.S. cooperation with China, Russia and Iran that will be essential if we are to solve the serious common challenges confronting us all

How does the working class liberate itself from being a subordinate and exploited class?

“We are getting by because people around us have been our strength. If only this government had half the empathy shown by the farming community, it would have repealed the three farm laws.”

Republicans are leveraging public ignorance about trans people to deny Queer Americans basic civil rights

openDemocracy investigation reveals spread of controversial treatment that claims to ‘reverse’ abortions, supported by US Christian right

Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama, are in the final days of voting on whether to join the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union and become the first unionized Amazon warehouse in the United States

Censorship is toxic whether it comes from the left or the right

“Rank authoritarianism disguised as corporate efficiency for consumer satisfaction.”

The ‘coordinated onslaught’ of bills touts the big lie of voter fraud that fueled the January 6 insurrection, says the former Georgia candidate for governor

Older workers, who had experience with labor organizing at now-closed plants in the area, are leading the Amazon union push

Amazon Workers All Over the Country Are Trying to Unionize

Workers at the coffee chain are resisting an aggressive union-busting campaign in their fight to organize

Once fear takes hold, populations risk agreeing to hand back rights, won over decades or centuries, that were the sole, meagre limit on the power of elites to ransack the common wealth