How Antitrust Can Help Tame Capital and Empower Labor
By Brian Callaci and Sandeep Vaheesan After decades of operating in distinct silos, the antitrust and labor movements have lately
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How Privatization Infects the Canadian Health Care System
By Pat Armstrong and Hugh Armstrong It has been called privatization by stealth. For-profit companies are taking over more and
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The Crisis Dividing Israel: Palestinian Workers in the Balance
By Assaf Adiv Caption: Palestinian workers on a one-day strike in the Meitar Checkpoint south of Hebron on August 21,
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The Strike: Snatching Victory from the Jaws of Defeat
By Bob Master At 11 a.m. on Monday, August 3, 1981, President Ronald Reagan strode to a podium in the
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Working for Cash: America’s Wage Problem
Caption: Press conference by Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy on wage theft. Credit: Los Angeles Alliance for a
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Open for Business: The Supreme Court Curbs Federal Regulatory Power
The current U.S. Supreme Court has been making a habit of pushing itself into the center of American politics, issuing
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Los Deliveristas Unidos and the Ideals of Worker Justice
Photo Credit: Workers Justice Project Editor’s Note In the winter 2023 issue of New Labor Forum, columnist Kressent Pottenger exposed
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The Subminimum Wage Plus Tips: A Bad Bargain for Workers
The latest polling on the federal minimum wage shows that more than three out of four Americans think that $7.25
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Europe’s New Authoritarianism
The Italian writer and philosopher Umberto Eco came of age in the 1930s and 1940s, during the fascist regime of
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Independent Unions: The Allure of a Failing Strategy
In the aftermath of the remarkable and unprecedented victory of the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) at a Staten Island facility
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