Labor Notes: Advocating for Worker Power Since 1979
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UAW members vote in a pivotal election to decide if President Shawn Fain continues his reformist agenda against internal opposition and past corruption.
Starbucks Workers United escalates pressure on the coffee giant to sign a contract, urging unions and institutions to boycott until fair labor practices are addressed.
Dolly Parton's iconic song '9 to 5' was inspired by the pioneering women's labor movement of the 1970s, which fought for workplace equality and fair pay.
A new book proposes equitable financing models to address deep-rooted inequalities in U.S. public school funding and infrastructure.
The Trump administration's recent executive orders aim to reshape American history, censoring 'woke' narratives and imposing a state-directed patriotic version, raising concerns among historians about academic freedom and democracy.
Explore the intersection of archaeology, Israeli nationalism, and territorial expansion in the West Bank, and its impact on Palestinians.
SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO highlights concerns over Musk’s AI ambitions, unprofitability, and financial opacity amid market irrationality and private credit risks.
Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' adaptation triggers cultural and political debates over casting, interpretation, and the legacy of ancient Greek texts in modern cinema.
Los Angeles, CA – On a hot August evening two years ago, 21 renters from South Los Angeles gathered in a local nonprofit’s office to discuss the dangers of extr...
Explore the historical rise of American police unions and their growing political influence in shaping policing policies and public opinion.
A podcast episode features historian Kim Phillips-Fein discussing her new book on opposition to equality in America, from slavery to tech billionaires.
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