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Posted inPolitics
Letter Carriers’ Union and Congressional Democrats Clash Over Louis DeJoy
House Democrats want the entire Postal Service board fired so their successors can remove DeJoy. The National Association of Letter Carriers privately opposed them.
Posted inThe Alt-Labor Chronicles: America’s Worker Centers
Black Worker Centers: Building Workplace Power in the Communities
Even in anti-union terrains, the centers have found ways to change public and corporate policies.
Posted inThe Alt-Labor Chronicles: America’s Worker Centers
How the Powerless Win Power
Immigrant workers—particularly the undocumented—are denied basic rights, but through worker centers, they’ve aggregated their strength and bettered their lives.
Posted inThe Alt-Labor Chronicles: America’s Worker Centers
The Alt-Labor Chronicles: America’s Worker Centers
A Prospect series on how day laborers, domestics, fry cooks, and others have built institutions and won power to better their lives
Posted inVideos
⏩ Climate, Immigration, and Monopolies: Watch Our March/April Issue Event
Our staff and contributors discuss climate change, corporate monopolies, and immigration during the COVID pandemic.
Posted inBooks
How Labor Saved a Paper Mill From the Scrap Heap
Wisconsin county official and U.S. Senate candidate Tom Nelson writes a fascinating book about revitalizing manufacturing in a small town.
Posted inTAP
The Corporate Good Guys Who Are Really Bad Guys (Just About All of Them)
Today on TAP: Corporate hypocrisy on unions
Posted inWorking in America
Labor After Bessemer
To halt unions’ seemingly endless losing streak, they need a law that lets workers chart their own course.
