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Editor’s Note For this article, New Labor Forum’s Working-Class Voices columnist Kressent Pottenger interviewed two women who are members of

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Los Deliveristas Unidos and the Ideals of Worker Justice

May 2023July 2023 Kitty Weiss Krupat and Ligia M. Guallpa deliveristas, DoorDash, gig economy, Grubhub, informal economy, living wage, Worker’s Justice Project

Photo Credit: Workers Justice Project Editor’s Note In the winter 2023 issue of New Labor Forum, columnist Kressent Pottenger exposed

Working-Class Voices: First Person Accounts of Life and Work

Barista Solidarity from Buffalo to Oklahoma City

September 2022November 2022 Kressent Pottenger capitalism, collective bargaining, health care, living wage, unorganized workers

Editor’s Note For this article, New Labor Forum’s “Working-Class Voices” columnist Kressent Pottenger interviewed Alyssa Sperrazza, a barista trainer at

On the Contrary

Sectoral Bargaining Reforms: Proceed with Caution

January 2022January 2022 Veena Dubal gig work, living wage, racism, sectoral bargaining, trade unions, unorganized workers

After decades of decline, strike activity grew dramatically in 2018 and 2019.[1] Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed

Working-Class Voices: First Person Accounts of Life and Work

Always Essential: Grocery Store Work in a Pandemic

November 2021November 2021 Kressent Pottenger capitalism, collective bargaining, corporations, equality, industry, living wage, women workers, working class

Editor’s Note For this article, New Labor Forum’s “Working-Class Voices” columnist Kressent Pottenger interviewed Norma Leiva, a warehouse manager at

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Race U.S. Politics & Society

The Black-Labor-Left Alliance in the Neoliberal Age

June 2021 Adolph Reed community organizations, equality, Labor, living wage, neoliberalism, politics, racism, Spring 2016

The report, A Future for Workers: A Contribution from Black Labor, brings together the perspectives and voices of significant black

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Is Care Work Already the Future?

January 2021January 2021 Andrew Ross climate change, debt, health care, Labor, living wage

“PROTESTORS ARE ESSENTIAL WORKERS.” Among the multitude of makeshift signs I saw on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) marches of

Working-Class Voices: First Person Accounts of Life and Work

Women Farmworkers Fight to Secure Their Rights and End Sexual Harassment

July 2019January 2020 Kressent Pottenger, Dolores Bustamante, Elvira Carvajal and Mily Treviño-Saucedo climate change, community organizations, equality, gender discrimination, health care, immigrant workers, living wage, women workers

Editor’s Note: For this article, New Labor Forum’s Working-Class Voices columnist Kressent Pottenger interviewed three women who are members of

Gender & Sexual Identity Immigration Precarious Work Working-Class Voices: First Person Accounts of Life and Work

Justice on the Job for Nail Salon Workers– Narbada Chhetri and Pabitra Dash interview with Kressent Pottenger

January 2018June 2018 Kressent Pottenger community organizations, contingent workers, immigrant workers, Labor, living wage, Winter 2018, women workers, Working-class voices

Organizing on the far side of the economy is gaining ground once thought impossible.

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