Monday, Dec 31, 2012 10:00 PM UTC
“Elections shouldn’t exist”: The new war on school boards
The new education "reform" fight is over who chooses school boards: the mayor or the people. One city fought back
The new education "reform" fight is over who chooses school boards: the mayor or the people. One city fought back
Why did Gov. Rick Snyder buckle on an anti-union law? Just look at his big-money donors
A Wendy's worker is fired -- then reinstated -- and the surprise strike by NYC workers sparks little backlash
After a Black Friday action at Wal-Mart, NYC fast-food workers walk out, challenging a nearly union-free industry
The AFL-CIO president talks Obama's win, the struggles ahead, and the movement's evolving political role
Free-market boosters claim relief is best left to the "invisible hand." Bad idea, says a scholar of catastrophes
Employers like the Koch brothers stifle speech and push their politics on workers. How is that legal?
Walmart workers are now threatening to walk out on the year's biggest shopping day VIDEO
The first-ever walkouts by warehouse workers and store employees are a game-changer
Employees protesting working conditions and retaliation are flexing their organizing muscle. But the first-of-its-kind strike carries risks
NFL refs are back to work, but lots more American workers remain locked out
By emphasizing class size, the showdown with Rahm Emanuel has redefined the education debate
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