Teachers roar: We didn't cause the budget crisis!
Thousands of Texans converged and converged again for some of the biggest labor actions in decades.
AFL-CIO’s young workers plan second summit in Twin Cities
The AFL-CIO's young workers advisory council is taking charge of the labor movement by making its leadership more youthful and is planning a second summit to take place in the fall.
Wisconsin says: We will win this fight!
"We will win! We will win!" That was the chant of an exuberant crowd of over 150,000 from across the state and region that rocked the capitol grounds March 12th.
Recall campaign opens new Wisconsin battlefront
50,000 people showed up March 5, surrounding the Wisconsin Capitol in a river of determination and a joyous celebration of solidarity.
Ohio labor vows to fight anti-labor bill
Massive rallies and town hall meetings in Ohio are underway as state lawmakers move to pass an anti-labor bill that would end 28 years of collective bargaining rights and break public employee unions.
Ashtabula workers give GOP rep an earful
During a town hall meeting in Ohio this week hundreds of community and labor activists rallied against a Republican-led state senate bill that would destroy collective bargaining rights for public workers.
11-hour picket slams Gannett union-busting
60 broadcast technicians and engineers at WKYC-TV Channel 3 are standing up to the Gannett Corporation's nationwide union-busting rampage.
Video: Chicago rally for Wisconsin workers
Well over 2000 union and community activists turned out last Saturday in Chicago to support battling public workers in Wisconsin.
Shocker: Providence, R.I., officials fire all teachers
Some are calling the firing of the city's 1,296 public school teachers a "back-door" Wisconsin.
Record protests rock Wisconsin, workers stand firm in Indiana
Feb. 23, 2011 goes down as one of the largest demonstrations outside of Madison in Wisconsin history.
