Steven Greenhouse

Steven Greenhouse is an American journalist, and labor and workplace correspondent for The New York Times.

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Bernie’s Army Redeploys to Support COVID-19’s Frontline Workers

The experience many organizers gained from the Sanders movement had a direct impact on their work.

By: Steven Greenhouse ,; InTheseTimes

April 30, 2020

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A Part-Time Life, as Hours Shrink and Shift

The new American job: part-time work, part-time pay, part-time living standard.

By: Steven Greenhouse ,; TheNewYorkTimesNewsService

October 28, 2012

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More Lockouts as Companies Battle Unions

America’s unionized workers, buffeted by layoffs and stagnating wages, face another phenomenon that is increasingly throwing them on the defensive: lockouts. From the Cooper Tire factory in …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,

January 26, 2012

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Occupy Movement Inspires Unions to Embrace Bold Tactics

Organized labor’s early flirtation with Occupy Wall Street is starting to get serious. Union leaders, who were initially cautious in embracing the Occupy movement, have in recent …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,

November 9, 2011

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Where Post Office Is the Town’s Heart, Fears of Closings

(Photo: amortize / Flickr) Neville, Ohio - While checking for mail on her daily visit, Susan Reid regaled the town postmaster with news of the wonderful swimming …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,

October 8, 2011

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A Campaign Finance Ruling Turned to Labor’s Advantage

Washington — Labor unions are seizing on last year’s landmark Supreme Court campaign finance ruling to change how they engage in politics, developing ambitious plans to influence nonunion households …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,

September 26, 2011

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Postal Service Is Nearing Default as Losses Mount

The United States Postal Service has long lived on the financial edge, but it has never been as close to the precipice as it is today: the agency is …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,

September 5, 2011

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Verizon Workers Plan to End Strike, Agreeing to Revive Talks Toward a Contract

Leaders of the unions that have been on strike against Verizon Communications announced on Saturday that they were ending the walkout even though the two sides had not reached …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,

August 20, 2011

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Irked at Democrats, Firefighters Suspend Federal Contributions

The nation’s main firefighters’ union, long a strong supporter of Democratic candidates, announced on Tuesday that it would indefinitely suspend all contributions to federal candidates out of frustration with …

By: Steven Greenhouse ,; TheNewYorkTimesNewsService

April 29, 2011

Crackdown on Organized Labor: States Call for Wage And Benefits Cuts, Urge Laws to Curb Union Influence (Video)

In states across the country, elected officials and right-wing pundits are calling not just for cuts to wages and benefits in the name of austerity, but even proposing laws …

By: Michael Zweig ,; Steven Greenhouse ,; Art Levine ,; DemocracyNow!|Interview

January 6, 2011

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