A line has been drawn in the sand. 760 workers of Unifor Local 594 and Unifor president Jerry Dias are defying antiunion laws. This is a decisive turning point for the class struggle in Canada.
All proletarians have some experience of the wear and tear and degradation of working life, whether they labor in restaurants, warehouses, daycares, or a big rig.
Organized with our class brothers and sisters in all other industries, truck drivers can win higher wages, better benefits and working conditions, and more hours at home.
Disney theme park workers bring dreams to life for millions of people every year. This comes at the cost of nightmarish working conditions.
No matter what industry you work in, a victory of the UAW striking workers will strengthen the working class as a whole and will help all types of workers organize their own unions.
The discontent is growing among Walmart’s chronically underpaid and overworked employees, and with it, a desire to fight back.
The Las Vegas Strip is known worldwide. Less known is the militant history of the casino workers, who are organized in one of the strongest trade unions in the US.
The Chicago Tribune published an article red-baiting members of the Chicago Teachers Union for taking a trip to Venezuela.
My new job at an Amazon warehouse has done a great deal to demonstrate the correctness of Marxism and the necessity of socialist revolution.
Organized labor in the US has enormous potential power. Could Nelson be the leader the American working class needs to get labor onto the offensive?
Editorial for Socialist Revolution #16: The US working class has not gone down for the count—and we’re coming for the crumbs, the pie, and the table.
The following interview of a General Motors union worker was conducted by our sister paper in Canada, Fightback.
