Indonesian wage theft and the Massacre Premium

The Trump administration's new NAFTA revisions and a labor-friendly Mexican president could turn unexpected strikes on the border into a movement that transforms both countries.

A study looking at two very similar Tunisian towns, one with union activity and one without, has yielded an interesting idea.

Democrats have slowly started to win back seats at the state level. But ALEC is doing all it can to make sure it doesn’t matter.

The history of strikes shows that, for lasting success, workers need to capture political power.

Democrats want to reduce inequality and save the labor movement, but how? One policy organization has an ambitious new proposal.

How Google, Tesla, and other tech giants could fix the broken relationship between employers and their employees

Lakeith Stanfield stars as a rising telemarketing employee trapped between precarity and ruthless corporate forces.

The elite university's refusal to bargain with a student union could have far-reaching consequences.

How a years-long assault against public workers has created a new solidarity

The notorious union-busting agency has resurfaced in a telecommunications labor dispute, revealing how it has adapted to the 21st century.

A teacher work stoppage has shuttered schools across the state—with ramifications for workers everywhere.

The Supreme Court's conservative justices were receptive to arguments Monday that public employees shouldn't be forced to pay union fees.

It’s not just men working factory jobs in the Rust Belt—and it never really was.

The success of a Minnesota teachers' union shows the way forward for a beleaguered movement.

Why the JetBlue rank-and-file are pushing to unionize

The GOP installs Supreme Court justices over the will of voters. The Supreme Court helps the GOP remain in power. Rinse, repeat.

Police are suppressing the rights of protesters—and that's just the way Trump wants it.