Opinion | Lorenzo D’Ettore The title of this article, “Every working class conquest must be defended, otherwise it will be reversed,” echoes a profound truth articulated by the Editorial Board of The Worker. This statement […]
Sabrina Novotny This week, hundreds of workers at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) participated in a 24-hour strike, demanding higher wages. The walkout, organized by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), started at 5am […]
Emil McLeod The aerospace and military monopoly Boeing has announced that it will layoff more than 3,500 workers across its plants in Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, Missouri, and South Carolina amid continuing declining profits. The […]
By Emil McLeod Hundreds of workers with the Culinary Workers Union (CWU) at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas are entering the second week of their ongoing strike, the first such strike by the union in Las […]
by Irina Park Ride-share drivers in Massachusetts have been approved to unionize through a first-of-its-kind, state-wide ballot measure. Massachusetts is the first U.S. state to allow ride-share drivers for apps like Lyft and Uber to […]
by Mei W. Last Tuesday, an administrative law judge ordered a third union election at an Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama, citing that the e-commerce monopoly’s union-busting campaigns rigged the last union election in 2022. […]
by Katya Yindra Philadelphia, PA – The Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 234, representing approximately 5,000 mass transit workers, has decided to hold off on striking following last-minute negotiations with the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority […]
by Zach Miller Louisville, KY: Two workers are dead and around a dozen injured after an explosion at the Givaudan Sense Colour Manufacturing Plant, a food additive plant that manufactures caramel coloring used in soft […]
Emil McLeod Eighty-five workers were arrested in San Francisco on October 31st during a sit-in in the middle of a busy street leading to the city’s largest hotel, the Hilton Union Square. The sit-in came […]
by Irina Park Teachers in several towns and cities in Massachusetts went on strike on Friday after spending months in negotiations. On Thursday, teachers voted to authorize the strike in two cities, Beverly and Gloucester. […]
