Who Built Zion? Palestinian Labor and the Case for Political Rights
Those conscripted to build Israel are due full citizenship rights.
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Organized Labor & Worker Organizing
The Case for “A Right to Your Job” Campaign
A proposal for Advancing Worker Rights and Power
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The Janus v. AFSCME Decision and Labor’s Future
Highlights for June 25th The future of public sector unions in the U.S. hangs in the balance, awaiting the Janus
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The Time Has Come for Sectoral Bargaining
It is now clear that enterprise-based organizing and bargaining in the U.S. has a dim future. U.S. workers’ collective bargaining
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An Odd Twist: Might a Response to Janus Make Adjunct Organizing Easier in New York State?
Like most contingent workers, adjunct faculty are hard to organize and mobilize. The Janus v. AFSCME ruling will no doubt
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Red State Teachers Turn the Tides
Highlights for April 30th The wildly successful teachers’ strike in West Virginia earlier this spring has not only inspired walkouts
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What Should Unions Do After The Strike Wave Recedes?
Teachers Strike Wave Does Not Guarantee Stronger Unions It was only eight years ago that seething hostility towards teacher unions
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Union density up, but why and how long?
Highlights for March 5th Recently released figures for 2017 from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reveal a reversal in
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U.S. Union Membership Data in Perspective
Every January, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) publishes union membership figures for the United States.[i] For many decades now,
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Student Consumerism vs. Contingent Faculty
The neoliberal trend that has corporatized higher education and made of it a brave new world of contingent faculty labor
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