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Dozens of Blizzard workers and supporters hold signs outside the Blizzard headquarters in Irvine, California.

Video Game Workers Win First Contract at Microsoft-Owned Blizzard

Sep 21 / Dan DiMaggio
Three workers who served as election observers for the union pose for a photo, with their hands giving peace signs.

Fourteen Hundred Solar Manufacturing Workers Join the Steelworkers

Sep 18 / Lee Abbott
Four women of a range of ages, seated in a row, part of a bigger crowd in what looks like a hotel ballroom, smile and raise fists. Each holds in her lap a stapled packet of printed pages, perhaps a summary of a tentative agreement.

Canadian Walmart Workers Make History: A Union Contract

Sep 17 / Kari Thompson
A group stands with signs against privatization of airport security

‘Don’t Privatize Airport Security’ Say Screeners and Flight Attendants on 9/11 Anniversary

Sep 11 / Jenny Brown
Marchers bundled against the cold carry colorful signs

How Minnesota Unions and Community Groups Stood Up to an ICE Occupation

Sep 8 / Greg Nammacher

Vermont Hospital Workers Fight for Immigrant Neighbors

Sep 2 / Natascha Elena Uhlmann

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Seven women in long skirts and kerchiefs kneel, their arms in motion, apparently mid-dance. They are on a stage, bathed in red light.

Palestinian Arts Workers Call for Solidarity

Oct 7 / Mona Abhari
Close-up of a man's chin with bullhorn and the back of someone's Teamsters jacket in a crowd. Overlaid in yellow type is the movie title: Who Moves America.

Film Review: A Portrait of How Workers Build a Strike

Oct 6 / Luis Feliz Leon
A diverse group of people, mostly in white lab coats, stand outside holding printed signs that say, in red on white, "Medicaid saves lives." Other signs say "Code red: patients in crisis" and "Our patients rely on Medicaid to get the care they need. This bill would end that."

How Unions Can Reverse Privatization of Medicaid and Why It Matters

Oct 1 / Rose Roach
Orchestra musicians on a stage, apparently performing or rehearsing (conductor's baton is raised). Everyone, including the conductor, is wearing matching blue T-shirts that say "Philadelphia Musicians Union Local 77-274" on the back.

Philadelphia Orchestra Musicians Protect Their Hearing and Their Craft

Sep 24 / Paul Prescod
Three workers pose for a group selfie in front of the store. They read as three men of different races. The man in the middle is wearing an orange Knicks T-shirt.

AutoZone Workers Are Trying to Form the Company’s First-Ever Union

Sep 21 / Luis Feliz Leon
Eight people outside face the camera with signs, including “Hire Genesis” and a UE banner.

Stewards Corner: How We Won Our Co-Worker Her Rightful Promotion

Sep 17 / Bevin Barber-Campbell and Tim Rousseau

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