Unions

Because activists tend to conflate our legal rights with our actual human rights, we doggedly pursue age-old strategies.

If the head of the main US union federation thinks he can get Donald Trump to relate to labor as a “partner,” he's mistaken.

It's possible to fight for workers under a hostile “right-to-work” regime — but unions need to get more militant.

With Gorsuch on the bench, people of color, women and unions will see their hard-earned rights undermined.

A look at who was in the room and who was not offers clues as to where the new administration might be headed.

Underpaid Home Depot cleaners struck on Inauguration Day to show that workers can take back power when they unite.

Manufacturing became a source of good jobs only after angry working people united to fight the bosses and politicians.

Workers have twice voted no on Honeywell's proposals to eliminate cost-of-living increases and retiree health care, freeze pensions and curtail overtime pay.

Retail is the nation's largest employer. But in recent decades, retail unionism has taken a steep fall.

The effort in Kentucky follows a playbook utilized by Team Koch in Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan and West Virginia.