After three-year struggle, country club workers win big
"We've learned that it doesn't matter who you are, if you stay strong and you're on the side of justice."
Right to work for less amendment blocked in Virginia
The radical right, big business and GOP coalition that pushes right to work for less legislation suffered a setback in Virginia in late January.
Michigan unions battle private sector right to work law
Disregarding a move by Michigan's GOP governor to take the issue straight to the state Supreme Court, Michigan unions sued to overturn the state's "right to work" law affecting private sector workers.
Join Days of Action for worker rights in Mexico
Actions in the U.S. will vary from protests to delivering letters to Mexican government consulate offices.
Right to work for less dies in New Hampshire
The House of Representatives here gave a resounding defeat to the union haters this week when it voted 212-141 against a right to work for less bill.
Miners arrested again in St. Louis protest
"There is a war on workers in this country." Instead of "brass knuckles and gun thugs, corporate lawyers" are helping Peabody rob retirees.
Gov’t. workers: Cuts would trigger new recession
Automatic budget cuts would have a devastating impact on vital services all over the country.
Obama names two to labor board
When it comes to the National Labor Relations Board nominations, the story line may be summed up in one sentence: Here we go again.
Workers at Brooklyn Cablevision demand: “Bring 'em back!”
Scores of workers at dusk on February 6 chanted for Cablevision to rehire 22 workers.
Today in labor history: First Black reporter covers White House
Harry S. McAlpin made history when he became the first African American journalist admitted to a White House press conference.
