Featuring Chris Brooks on labor’s crisis and the strategic, militant class struggle that can turn it all around. Brooks, former chief of staff to UAW President Shawn Fain, urges organizers to be flexi...

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Startups are adamant that autonomous technology will solve the safety issues in the trucking industry, but many questions remain

Internal company documents obtained by a Canadian labor board show how Amazon is tracking workers’ every move.

This professor has focused her career on workers, retirement, unions, inflation and more. Her most recent project analyzes the quality of work-life in Arizona and how it compares nationally.

Although the most important reason for Proposition 40 is the looming healthcare crisis, it also offers the state a chance to once again lead the nation on policy.

Part of California’s labor movement wants to tax billionaires to save health care for 15 million Californians. Another part, close to Gov. Gavin Newsom, doesn’t — and is promoting suspiciously timed c...

Working people in America are facing a crisis of living standards, Sam Gindin argues, but this has not translated into a crisis for the capitalist system. To challenge ruling class power, the Left sti...

Mariana Mazzucato’s common good economy asks who benefits when taxpayers finance innovation, and how public investment can deliver a public return.

Internal documents disclosed in a British Columbia labor case give us an incredibly detailed look into how exactly Amazon carries out its union-busting operations.

This article refutes three common arguments against taxing the superrich: that they earned their wealth, will leave, or will block it.

The Inaugural Derechos y Esperanza Labor and Employment Conference

Can rideshare drivers be successfully organized without being classified as employees?

Arizona's economy has grown, but many workers still face lagging wages, rising housing costs and limited bargaining power.

California’s Proposition 40 would tax roughly 200 billionaires to fund health care for millions. Google cofounder Sergey Brin and friends have responded by inventing a new kind of pressure group: a lo...

Can rideshare drivers be successfully organized without being classified as employees?

The Inaugural Derechos y Esperanza Labor and Employment Conference

Nvidia’s chief, Jensen Huang, shrugged at a proposed California billion tax. Massachusetts and Sweden show the exodus threat is hollow.

The latest opposition effort is led by Sergey Brin, a co-founder of Google, who has contributed more than $100 million this year toward California campaign efforts.

Nvidia’s chief, Jensen Huang, shrugged at a proposed California billion tax. Massachusetts and Sweden show the exodus threat is hollow.

This article refutes three common arguments against taxing the superrich: that they earned their wealth, will leave, or will block it.

North America's largest employer grants a first for its workers: an adversarially-bargained union contract

Federally qualified health centers are an essential source of medical care for poor and working-class Americans, especially in rural areas and neighborhoods of color. Medicaid cuts in Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill could shut them down.

The template organization of neoliberalism has finally put pen to paper on a union contract. Why now?

Federally qualified health centers are an essential source of medical care for poor and working-class Americans, especially in rural areas and neighborhoods of color. Medicaid cuts in Donald Trump’s B...

Rick McGahey sees Zohran Mamdani’s effort to balance redistribution and dynamism as a bellwether for the left.

North America's largest employer grants a first for its workers: an adversarially-bargained union contract

The answer to union contracts being voted down is not for organizers to lower workers’ expectations. It’s to seize that vote as an opportunity to organize those expectations into collective power.

Rick McGahey sees Zohran Mamdani’s effort to balance redistribution and dynamism as a bellwether for the left.

The answer to union contracts being voted down is not for organizers to lower workers’ expectations. It’s to seize that vote as an opportunity to organize those expectations into collective power.

Organizers at Amazon can take lessons from the Fight for 15’s success at building pressure through a broad public campaign—and from its failure to really build an organization of, by, and for workers.

Everything’s growing and Wall Street hates it

Wondering which U.S. labor law protects your job? Learn if your sector (private, public, gig, rail, or ag) has the legal right to organize, strike, and unionize.

It’s not just that private companies won’t deliver true postal service because it’s unprofitable. It’s that they are logistically incapable of doing so.

Trump’s Australia retirement idea should sit on top of Social Security, not replace it. The U.S. needs universal accounts and a funded floor.

The United Auto Workers called for a ceasefire in Gaza. The union’s federal monitor didn’t like it—and now he’s investigating Shawn Fain, just weeks before union elections.