A glance at how some workers and their unions are faring in the class struggle in Bagladesh, Zimbabwe, and France.
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A different kind of water warriors
Amy Gray-Schlink, now the only woman plumber at the San Francisco Water Department, tells how and why she and cohorts fought for and won safety measures by forming Strength in Numbers, an organization properly named SIN.
The return of the strike: Labor’s ranks are getting their mojo back
U.S. labor flexes its collective power with major strikes by Chicago teachers and GM auto workers.
The UAW-GM struggle has inspired all workers!
Solidarity greetings from the Freedom Socialist Party to the strikers who drew a line in the sand to demand a better future.
Trump’s picks for Secretary of Labor
These right wing honchos subvert the purposes of the Department of Labor.
Harlan County miners say “no pay, we stay”
Unpaid for coal they produced, they’re blockading company trains.
European dockworkers disrupt war machine
Port worker unions in France and Italy recently protested and struck, keeping Saudi ships from being loaded with weapons bound for attacks on Yemen.
Drivers’ strike spoils Uber stock launch
App-based gig workers organizing against wage theft and unreasonable firings are attracting public support.
Chinese workers fearless
The Chinese government targets union drive at Jasic factory.
Sudan: after heroic uprising, military keeps the power
The resistance movement needs all the international support that workers, feminists and radicals can give them.
