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Quit Rates Jump to 17-Year High in March
This is also coinciding with some evidence of an uptick in wage growth.
Economic Update: Winds of System Change
This week's episode discusses how the French strikes protect workers' gains and much more.
The Women on the Front Lines of Unionization at the Stamford Hilton Hotel
Class unity is key to winning, say the women.
Teachers in Revolt: Meet the Educators in Kentucky and Oklahoma Walking Out Over School Funding
Schools across Oklahoma are closed today for a third day as teachers continue their strike.
Red State Rebellion: Inside the Oklahoma Teacher Walkout
What started in West Virginia is rippling across the country.
Starvation Wages Are a “Crime”: Lessons From MLK and the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike, 50 Years Later
H.B. Crockett and William ‘'Bill'’ Lucy discuss more.
Trump’s Tariffs Throw US Workers Under the Bus, Yet Again
Workers who voted for Trump will see more jobs destroyed.
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“From Mission to Microchip” — Rethinking California Labor History
How labor organizing made California the bluest of states.
The Jobless of Marienthal: Austria’s Textile Industry and the Historical Effects of Unemployment
The history of one village in Austria that grew up around the textile industry.
“From Mission to Microchip” — Rethinking California Labor History
How California's progressive labor movement emerged from a history filled with contention, debate, and conflict over racism and left-wing politics.