These right wing honchos subvert the purposes of the Department of Labor.
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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.
Hotel workers’ shining example
Rank-and-file leads the way in Connecticut.
Labor Weather Report, June 2019
Wins, losses, and ongoing struggles for janitors, garment workers, and supermarket employees from Jordan to the U.S. South and North.
Labor Weather Report: Workers press on, February 2019
CWA workers defeat union busting in NYC; South Korean hunger strikers win changes in safety rules for all workers; and United Electrical workers in Pennsylvania strike and win back their union status from a new, anti-union company owner.
The power of public workers revealed
Shop steward Steve Hoffman, a leader in Washington Federation of State Employees Local 304, describes the history and current revival of militant organizing by public workers.
