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SEIU vs. NUHW: Who Owns the Union?

April 11, 2010 / Mike Parker

DC Teachers to Vote on Privately Funded Merit Pay Plan

April 09, 2010 / Paul Abowd

West Virginia Mine Tragedy Is No Accident

April 07, 2010 / Phil Smith

Book Review: Temp Jobs, the Economy's Bridge to Nowhere

April 06, 2010 / Nik Theodore

Hotel Workers Keep Westin Boycott Going

April 03, 2010 / Paul Abowd

SEIU's Bogus Trial Backfires

April 01, 2010 / Paul Krehbiel

'This American Life' on Auto Workers: A Hack Job

March 31, 2010 / Mike Parker

Video: Playing the Inside Game

March 29, 2010 / Mischa Gaus

More Chicago Charter School Teachers Aspire to a Union

March 25, 2010 / Paul Abowd

What’s In the Health Insurance Bill, What’s Not

March 24, 2010 / Jane Slaughter

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