It shows that he knows Biden will be president, and that he has to do what’s necessary to damage his effectiveness.
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Posted inDay One Agenda
What a Biden Labor Board Could Do
Although even getting a Democratic majority on the National Labor Relations Board is no sure thing.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
‘It’s Going to Be an Incredible Fight’
Why Ultimate Fighting Championship loves the president—and how the combatant in chief loves them back
Posted inLaw and Justice
Chief Justice Roberts: America’s Chief Guardian of Corporate Power
Relentlessly stripping rights from workers, consumers, and people of color, Roberts is the most focused and effective right-winger in government.
Posted inWorking in America
Trump’s War on Workers
From silencing their voices to depressing their incomes to endangering their lives, the president has consistently abused working Americans.
Posted inWorking in America
Anti-Union Progressives
In recent years, a number of institutions that proclaim themselves committed to social justice and enlightenment won’t let their employees unionize.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
The Quiet Seizure of Independent Agencies
Chuck Schumer has stood mute while Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell hand a gift to corporate America.
Posted inWorking in America
Michael Bloomberg’s Troubling Record on Unions and Workers
Expired contracts, no paid sick leave policy, and an un-unionized presidential campaign staff
Posted inEducation in America
International Students Lead the Resurgence in Graduate Student Unionization
Despite facing higher hurdles than their U.S. counterparts, they’re in the vanguard of campus worker activism.
Posted inWorking in America
How About Some NAFTA Rights for U.S. Workers?
The Trump administration’s efforts on behalf of Mexican labor belie an aggressive anti-worker project at home.
