U.S. Labor and the Struggle for Democracy
NLF Highlights for March It‘s almost a cliché to ask if U.S. democracy is in peril, yet New Labor Forum is obliged to
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NLF Highlights
Read all of the latest highlights from the New Labor Forum. View the full archive of NLF highlights from the latest issue and our website here.
Prime Time for North American Worker Solidarity
NLF Highlights for February Since 1994, when the North American Free Trade Agreement went into force, workers in all three
Read moreMaking Hope and History Rhyme
NLF Highlights for January The winter 2023 issue of New Labor Forum is due out shortly! In this newsletter, we offer a
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Why We Need Debtors’ Unions
NLF Highlights for December Skyrocketing consumer debt – which now exceeds $96,000 for the average U.S. household – is fundamentally
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High-Octane Organizing at Starbucks
NLF Highlights for November Thanks to a surge in union organizing around the country since 2021, the public now has
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The Trump Supreme Court Is Nothing New
NLF Highlights for October A new Supreme Court term begins today. If you’re still reeling from the from the calamitous
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Organized Labor and the Global Climate Crisis
NLF Highlights for Labor Day On this Labor Day we celebrate a nation-wide upsurge of worker-led organizing victories and invite
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Union Organizing Against the Odds
NLF Highlights for May In this May Day installment of the New Labor Forum newsletter, we celebrate the upsurge in job actions
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Material Roots of Racism and Caste Stratification
NLF Highlights for April With this newsletter, we bring reflections on the material roots of racism and caste stratification. On
Read moreA Debate in Sectoral Bargaining
NLF Highlights for March As unionization campaigns continue to heat up around the country – from Starbucks and Amazon to
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