With patience and persistence, you can build a communist cell in any workplace where there are young workers watching the state of the world.
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain has called for a mass strike on International Workers’ Day, May 1, 2028.
Starbucks workers are engaged in a struggle to organize a union. How can this fight be brought to a successful conclusion?
The Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling against the Memphis 7 shows yet again that the judicial system is rigged against the working class.
In a rare occurrence for US labor, UAW Local 4811 has launched a political strike against brutal police repression of the Gaza solidarity encampments at UCLA and other UC campuses.
After we filed to unionize, the VP of Marketing made a surprise visit to our workplace to help us cast an “educated” vote.
Workers at a Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga voted to join the UAW. It’s the union’s first success organizing a foreign-owned automaker in the South.
The bosses claim they can’t raise workers’ wages, but what would we find if we inspected their accounts for ourselves? That’s actually what I did—and here’s what I found.
There was supposed to be a historic five-day strike of Cal State academic workers, but the union leaders called it off after the first day. How did it come to this?
Congestion pricing seeks to punish working-class New Yorkers for the decay of capitalist infrastructure.
It’s the workers on the floor who know how to run our stores—not the bosses who contribute nothing but headaches.
Shawn Fain argued that the “stand-up” strike would be this generation’s answer to the sitdown strikes of the 1930s. With the strikes against the Big Three over, how did the union leadership’s strategy work out?