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WASHINGTON—It should seem obvious in retrospect—to everyone but the punditocracy and the corporate class—that unions played a key role in pulling out voters committed to the constitutional right to abortion and the need to protect U.S. democracy.

Two South Korean miners who were trapped underground following a mine collapse survived on instant coffee powder for nine days,

These remarks were delivered this week on the Valley Labor Report, Alabama’s only union talk radio show. Before we go any deeper into the show, I wanted to take a couple minutes to reflect on last weekend’s successful Alabama Troublemakers School conducted by Labor Notes at the University of Montevallo. Over 120 Southern working class activists gathered on Saturday, October

The Warrior Met strike epitomizes the imbalance of power between Wall Street and workers.

Duke Energy will be sending aid to those who will be affected by Hurricane Ian.

Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the Nigerian Union of Mine Workers (NUMW) in Ogun State, has declared its support for the second term bid of Governor

RACINE, W.Va. — Of course Jesse Williams was here.

RACINE, W.Va. — Of course Jesse Williams was here.

Millennials and Gen Zers are the most pro-union generation since the 1930s and ’40s—and probably more so.

A “tip-in” is a basketball term. But what’s a “sip-in”? The answer from Starbucks workers around the country who seek to unionize themselves and their stores is it’s the latest tactic in their escalating campaign for that goal: Coordinated action coast to coast to support unionizing and...