u.s. working class
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Militant Journalism
Berkeley REI workers fight for fair union election
"Look at all the other stores trying to organize, at Starbucks and Amazon. We want to inspire other workers to…
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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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Militant Journalism
East Side Cleveland to be a food desert? Regional supermarket chain plans closure
Formerly one of 13 commercial locations in Greater Cleveland, Dave’s Supermarket opened its door in Collinwood 33 years ago.
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Militant Journalism
AFSCME Local 1110 still without a new contract in Bloomington, Illinois
After six months, workers expressed support for a potential work stoppage since the university has not been receptive to any…
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Analysis
NY Times tech workers win largest tech union in United States
n March 3, New York Times tech workers voted to unionize with the Communication Workers of America in a landslide…
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Militant Journalism
Telecommunications workers secure gains through national strike
The company even denied cost-of-living adjustment in 2020 to hourly workers while paying out $38 million in executive bonuses.
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Analysis
Racist zoning is killing working-class New Yorkers
The recent Twin Parks fire in the Bronx, which killed 17 residents — including eight children — is a tragic…
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Analysis
John Deere workers strike blow at corporate greed with contract victory
The strike, made up of production and warehouse workers across 14 facilities in Iowa, Illinois, and Kansas, was the largest…
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Analysis
OSHA abandons essential workers
Months into the COVID-19 pandemic, OSHA has ignored the pleas of scores of trade unions to protect workers.
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Features
Essential worker strike wave: ‘We fight COVID-19 for ourselves & the public’
The strike wave is an angry response to a corporate establishment that has shown no social obligation to them during…
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