Mike Corrao writes about the unionization campaign at University of Chicago Press.

The University of Chicago Press chose not to voluntarily recognize a union formed by employees last week, prompting an election overseen by the National Labor Relations Board.

The union is seeking voluntary recognition by Friday to begin contract negotiations. A supermajority of the 139 eligible workers have already signed union authorization cards, a union spokesperson sai...

Yesterday, workers at the University of Chicago Press announced a plan to unionize. As Publishers Weekly reported, the UCP Workers Guild would be the first union in the nonprofit publisher’s …

Nearly 140 employees are eligible to join the new guild at one of the country’s largest and oldest university presses.

Less than a week after Hachette employees went public with their union drive, the UCP Workers Guild has announced it has joined the Chicago News Guild and is requesting voluntary recognition from the...

Workers at the University of Chicago Press are forming a union with the Chicago News Guild, joining the nationwide movement for a stronger publishing industry.

The University of Chicago Press produces and distributes books and journals that meet the highest standards of scholarship, foster public understanding, and enrich cultural life. For over 130 years, p...