Labor movement
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Analysis
Workers refuse to shoulder the burden for the bosses’ climate crisis
Workers are organizing to fight for their health and wellbeing amid deteriorating environmental conditions caused by climate change. The United…
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Analysis
Court ruling boosts Calif. gig workers’ fight against Prop 22
Photo credit: Gig Workers Rising Rideshare giants and delivery companies like Uber, Lyft, Doordash and others suffered a significant setback…
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Features
Organizing for Union Power slate wins San Francisco teachers union elections
Public Statement On Victory of Organizing for Union Power (OUP) Slate Educators in the Organizing For Union Power (OUP) Slate…
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Analysis
Striking for $15: McDonald’s workers take action against poverty wages
McDonald’s workers went on strike in 15 major cities across the country May 19 to demand a living wage and…
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Militant Journalism
Tampa workers protest anti-union bills moving through Florida legislature
On Friday, April 16, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) took to the streets of Tampa…
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Analysis
Deciphering Biden’s excuse to abandon the fight for $15
President Biden received a major political gift from an obscure, unelected official called the Senate parliamentarian. On Feb. 25, she…
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Analysis
Exposed: McDonald’s surveillance operation spies on employees organizing for a living wage
New reports show that McDonald’s has spied on workers “for years” in their effort to combat the Fight for $15…
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The Socialist Program
Capitalism in Crisis: An Absurd & Deadly System
This interview is an episode of The Socialist Program with Brian Becker, a podcast providing news and views about the…
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Analysis
Fight for $15: Is Biden trying to sabotage key provision of his own stimulus bill?
One of the biggest unanswered questions regarding the stimulus package is whether or not it will include a provision to…
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Analysis
Workers, communities rise to defend the Postal Service
The catchy rhythmic beat of Washington, D.C.’s home-grown Go-Go music was cranked up loud outside U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s…
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