Commentary
Workers Celebrate Election, Continue to Fight
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Workers are hoping their voices will be heard under the new administration.
Commentary
This election, the system didn’t work—our people did
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Victories around the country testify to the brilliance and discipline of Black, Latinx, Native American, and Asian American people.
Commentary
Review: Forty Years of Working-Class Films
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It is still possible, though, to find engaging and valuable movies about working people where labor/management conflict is not the central focus. Here are my recommendations of some of the best that have come out since Norma Rae and Labor Notes debuted back in 1979.
Commentary
Collective bargaining belongs at the center of our democracy
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Restoring America in the wake of COVID-19 and racial injustice requires empowering workers.
Commentary
NBA Players are at the Apex of their Labor Power
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‘There is no other scenario on the planet where billionaires board their private jets to recruit superstar Kevin Durant with aspirational multimedia pitches amid city-wide efforts. It’s a players league, and they are flexing. ‘
Commentary
An Open Letter from Anoka-Hennepin Teachers of Color Coalition
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We assert that the planning around and decision to use the hybrid learning model upholds systemic racism and does not align with Anoka-Hennepin’s Equity Achievement Plan
Commentary
In Uncertain Times, Voting is Sure Way to Make an Impact
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‘Both locally and nationally, our labor movement is responding to each crisis with urgency and solidarity, and we will carry that same energy into our next big challenge of 2020, the election.’
Commentary
If “Cancel Culture” Is About Getting Fired, Let’s Cancel At-Will Employment
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You know what should be canceled? The legal right of most bosses to fire you for a “good cause, bad cause, or no cause.”
#GeorgeFloyd
Minneapolis Ballot Measure to Dismantle the Police Will Test the Strength of Our Movement
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The fight to win the charter amendment will also be stronger if our movement calls for demilitarizing the police, banning chemical weapons, firing all cops with repeated abuse complaints, and creating an elected oversight board with full powers over the new department.
Government
Flight Attendants Tell Airlines: Don’t Even Think About Concessions
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The COVID-19 crisis hit airline workers with speed and devastation. Passenger flow through TSA checkpoints fell 97 percent in March compared to a year earlier. In the months since, travel demand has only barely recovered, to 20 percent of a year ago.