In a recent op-ed piece, United Auto Workers President Bob King touted the cooperative relationship between the union and U.S.…
Union rights for grocery workers in Brooklyn, N.Y. On Sept. 20, it will be a year since Latino/a immigrant workers…
Members of Communities and Postal Workers United and Community- Labor United for Postal Jobs and Services attended the quadrennial AFL-CIO…
Brooklyn Judge Johnny Lee Baynes ruled Sept. 12 that New York state’s justification for the closing of Long Island College…
For two years and two months a determined group of fired autoworkers have lived in tents outside the U.S. Embassy…
Workers’ struggles continue in South Africa despite the successful resolution of strikes in the automotive and mining industries. Auto industry…
Two hundred livery cab drivers, union members of the Coalition of Taxicabs of New York, demonstrated outside the headquarters of…
Detroiters are mobilizing to defend city workers’ pensions and city services in the wake of the municipal bankruptcy filed by…
At a time of record poverty and massive government cutbacks, and under the threat of another war in the Middle…
Since the global recession began in 2008, the world’s auto companies have been aggressively restructuring the process by which vehicles…