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The September convention took an important turn—a correction to the traditional narrow focus on dues-paying members and electoral work.

Local presidents' dissatisfaction with the Transport Workers Union jelled into an opposition slate that came from within the union’s administration.

Teachers at the University of Oregon approved by 99 percent a first contract yesterday, the fruits of solidarity between tenure-track and contingent faculty that began six years ago.

GE poisoned the workplace and the Hudson River with PCBs, and now it's running away. But factory workers are fighting for their jobs.

Not only are some federal employees working without knowing whether we’ll be paid, we’re also doing it without our usual union representation on the job.

Both union and non-union workers who pull a short-term strike, as Walmart and fast food workers have done recently, have the same legal protections as those who do open-ended ones.