This story about the Chicago History Museum slashing workers hours and public services in order to unionbust suggests a lot about why our elites--whatever their political affiliation--are fundamentally pro-Trumpist and.
Teamsters head Sean O'Brien continues his run as a class traitor, following his new hero Scumbag Don, and endorses Vivek to eviscerate the working class as governor of Ohio. The.
On September 12, 1934, the Rhode Island National Guard opened fire on a group of people loosely associated with striking textile workers in nearby mills who were throwing rocks and.
Trump continues his tour of working class populism by making sure one sandwich shop forces its workers to sign noncompete agreements that will stop them from working at Subway next:.
On so many things, states are going to have to save themselves, preferably working together. That's certainly true with labor issues, which Terri Gerstein and Gaby Goldstein argued in TPM.
The Prospect has a good piece on something I did know about--an anti-union law firm coming to Rhode Island to encourage employers to ignore the state's laws preventing captive meetings.
I have an opinion piece in today's New York Times about labor's failure to step up and challenge Trump. The lack of a labor response to Mr. Trump contrasts significantly.
I hate Sean O'Brien more than any labor leader in my lifetime. Among other things, a Teamster reported to me that O'Brien filled the Teamsters Women's Convention this week with.
