If you’ve spent any time around the labor movement, you’ve probably heard the saying: ​“an injury to one is an injury to all.

What do Starbucks, Trader Joe's and the Trump administration share? The radical notion that long-standing law governing labor ...

"This Union Cause" chronicles the evolution of labor movements in America from colonial times through the 20th century. It ...

In his new book, labor scholar Eric Blanc offers illuminating case studies of recent union victories. But it’s not clear that ...

One worker issued a scathing statement that summarizes the attitude of many: “And you sold out the entire labor union movement... go to hell.” The betrayal was felt coast to coast, with East ...

The spirit of resistance demonstrated by the Atlanta washerwomen set a precedent for future labor movements. In 1866, just a ...

The “worker-to-worker” organizing model adopted by many of the most dynamic unions and campaigns in the country has enormous ...

By devaluing incarcerated labor, prisons devalue all labor. Prisons are fundamentally anti-labor institutions, and guards’ ...

Senate Bill 5 has been near-universally backed by Democrats, but it’s been opposed by the business community and by Polis.

Strike authorizations, impasse declarations and Unfair Labor Practice complaints reported as University of Oregon faces off ...

Public sector workers make up the bulk of union members, but organizers like Moyle are hopeful that workers will see the ...