By Samuel Messidor An individual died after suffering cardiac arrest at Tesla’s Austin, Texas “gigafactory” on Thursday, according to the Austin-Travis County EMS who were called to the scene. The details of the death and […]
by Samuel Messidor About 40 workers organizing under the Amazon Labor Union at Amazon’s sprawling Hebron, KY air hub walked off the job last Wednesday in protest of the company’s ongoing union-busting at the facility. […]
by Samuel Messidor The California-based agriculture monopoly Wonderful Company has won in their lawsuit against the State of California seeking to block the automatic recognition of unionized farmworkers at one of their greenhouse facilities. Last […]
Guest Article by Lorenzo D’Ettore The labor movement, and more broadly, the masses of workers in the United States, have faced many divisions and contradictions born of imperialism. These contradictions trace back to the development […]
by Robert Wright and Lorenzo D’Ettore The National Education Association (NEA), the largest teachers’ union in the United States, faced internal strife as its staff union, the National Education Association Staff Organization (NEASO), initiated a […]
by Andrew Grossman Note: This article has been edited since publication to more accurately reflect the class nature of the protest. On July 1, a convoy of about a dozen truckers from both the US […]
by Andrew Grossman Despite promises from both the company and the union, UPS has bought a grand total of zero new, air-conditioned delivery vehicles in 2024 as the summer months roll through, bringing record-breaking and […]
by Samuel Messidor The Supreme Court this week reversed a judge’s orders on behalf of the National Labor Relations Board to rehire Starbucks workers fired for their organizing efforts. The Supreme Court’s reversal hampers the […]
by Samuel Messidor The International Longshoreman’s Association (ILA) has suspended their contract talks with the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), a capitalist monopolistic association of shipping and port concerns. The talks for the master contract, […]
by Samuel Messidor The Department of Labor has accused Hyundai, Smart Alabama (one of its parts suppliers), and a temp agency of “oppressive child labor” and has ordered the three to turn over “profits generated […]
