Today in labor history: Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison born
William Lloyd Garrison, one of the nation's most outstanding abolitionist leaders, was born Dec. 12, 1805, in Newburyport, Mass.
Working during the holidays? Know your rights
This time of year, many people hold temporary or part-time jobs helping retailers and other businesses with the heavy demands of the busy holiday shopping season.
Justices let stand, but limit, ruling against card check
The six-person majority said the justices never should have heard the case.
Jobs with Justice relaunches with new website and bigger agenda
"As the new Jobs With Justice, we are leading the fight for workers' rights and an economy that benefits everyone."
Union leaders slam federal budget deal
Union leaders say it unfairly hits the nation's two million federal workers - who have borne the brunt of prior budget cuts.
Defending Walmart’s low pay puts the lie to conservative philosophy
Could it possibly be that the time has come to take a more objective and clear-eyed look at what is happening at our nation's largest employer?
Denver SuperShuttle drivers reject cuts
Denver SuperShuttle is trying to force a 30 percent pay cut on its workforce.
Central Floridians protest low wages at the world’s largest McDonald’s
"This is a national movement and workers are going to be demanding respect, better wages, and the ability to earn a living."
Fighting for fast food workers in Silicon Valley
Around 50 representatives of labor and community groups rallied Dec. 5 in support of workers at a McDonald's here as part of the national day of action for fast food workers.
Union-made in America holiday gift guide
Searching for that perfect holiday gift? Check out this Made in America, union-made gift guide.
