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Articles about the Labor Movement
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Militant Journalism
May Day in NYC: ‘Our class is the essential class’
'We’re still struggling to keep the eight-hour work day. In the financial capital of the world, we need three side…
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Analysis
May Day: from workers’ resistance to workers’ revolution
Over the past year, workers across the United States have demonstrated a deep determination to fight back on the job,…
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Militant Journalism
City Feed and Supply workers fight for union recognition in Boston
City Feed Unite workers are fighting to win union recognition at City Feed and Supply, a locally owned coffee shop…
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Analysis
‘We make poverty wages and we wanted more’: Chicago grad students strike, win major gains
GEO began their second strike in three years on April 18 for a fair contract, citing low pay, excessive fees,…
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Militant Journalism
Starbucks workers: Partners in the labor movement
Starbucks workers, also known as partners, at store #5583 in Covina, California, on the corner of Citrus and Rowland, declared…
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Analysis
Apple retail workers in Atlanta file for landmark union election
The Atlanta store is the first group of Apple workers to file for union election in the United States, and…
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Militant Journalism
Overwhelming victory for first unionized Starbucks in Pennsylvania
Starbucks workers speak out after victory.
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Analysis
Southern California grocery workers win major gains after strike vote show of force
After a powerful show of determination in a strike authorization vote approved with 95% support, United Food and Commercial Workers…
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Workers need a union: Warehouse injuries at Amazon twice as high as competitors
A new study released April 12 revealed that workers in Amazon warehouses suffer injuries more than twice as frequently as…
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Militant Journalism
MIT graduate students win union in landslide 2 to 1 victory
The win was a landslide victory with 1,785 votes for the union and 912 against, despite MIT's vicious anti-union campaign.
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