Strikes

How did an obscure and shadowy public financing tool become central to the battle over the future of Chicago Public Schools?

700 cafeteria workers at Harvard, the richest university in the world, are on strike for the first time in three decades.

However, with protest has come punishment.

Trade unionists in India staged a nationwide strike last week that affected key sectors of the nation's economy.

The Free Alabama Movement issued a call to action, with an estimated 40 prisons in 24 states expected to participate.

Workers at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, have been on strike since July 1, making it the longest strike in the city's history.

The 3,000 workers had three days of strikes under their belts already by June 21, when they began an open-ended period of strikes.

The immediate sticking point is health insurance, but this is also a showdown over nurses' power on the job.

A game-changing interpretation from the National Labor Relations Board narrowed the reasons why an employer may hire permanent replacements during a strike.

Prisoners throughout Alabama and Texas are reclaiming their humanity — and power — by shutting down the economic infrastructure of their prisons.