Tag: Labor strikes
This May Day, Let’s Celebrate the Campus Labor Movement
Over the last few years, workers in the United States have propelled a resurgent wave of union organizing. With the approval of organized labor at its highest among young people, it’s no surprise that colleges and universities have been a linchpin of the movement. Across the country—from resident advisers at Columbia University to dining workers at William & Mary to
Why Are So Many Young People Joining Labor Unions?
A growing number of young people are joining and forming labor unions. Some call them “Generation U.” The New York Times dubbed the phenomenon the “Revolt of the College-Educated Working Class.”
Coming of age during the Great Recession, Occupy, and Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaigns, those under 35 overwhelmingly approve of organized labor—77 percent, according
There Is No Future for a Labor Movement That Fails to Organize at Amazon
What an Epic Women’s Strike Can Teach Us Over 70 Years Later
Britain’s Winter of Discontent | The Nation
Labor’s Winning Weapon | The Nation
The Obscured and Forgotten History of Black Communist Women
Amid Inflation and Corporate Windfalls, French Workers Are Rising Up
“You Strike So You Don’t Quit”: Across the Country, Nurses Are Fighting Overwork
