On September 21, 1982, the National Football League Players Association walked off the job in the first strike that cost games in professional football history. The players didn’t win all they w
Wonkette asked me to write up a case for Biden being the best president for unions. I don’t quite want to go that far–it’s still early–but there is a case to be made. At the mi
Starbucks is really pushing the bounds of legality, one assumes believing the right-wing courts will back them up, in its union busting campaigns. Starbucks introduced new financial-focused employee b
While we’ve been rightfully lauding the Biden administration for its role in forcing the rail companies to give more concessions on its ridiculous anti-sick leave positions and forestalling the
The Biden administration has again shown its pro-union agenda by pressuring the railroad companies to improve upon their offer to their workers and avert could have been an economic disastrous strike.
This is a big deal: About 15,000 nurses in Minnesota walked off the job Monday to protest understaffing and overwork — marking the largest strike of private-sector nurses in U.S. history. Slated to
Thanks to the commenters who pointed out this John Nichols conversation with Kamala Harris about the administration’s labor goals. Harris has played a pretty big role here, one of the few relati
I remain amused and frustrated over the conversation about labor shortages at the same time that there are millions of people desperate to enter the United States. But is alleviating labor shortages i