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Kentucky Battery Plant Workers Launch Union Drive with UAW

Nov 21 / Luis Feliz Leon
Workers picket outside the hotel.

This Union-Owned Vegas Hotel is Hiring Scabs to Break a Strike

Nov 21 / Natascha Elena Uhlmann
A dozen nurses with Teamsters signs face the camera, looking excited.

Michigan Nurses Win the Largest Union Election in Years

Nov 21 / Kari Thompson
Three scenes from the strike, including blindfolded workers with signs in Georgian

Will International Solidarity Turn the Tables in Favor of Striking Gaming Workers in Georgia?

Nov 20 / Simon Rosenblum-Larson and Andrew Tillett-Saks
Three women hold signs saying “Social Wokrers for Equity” and “Value Social Work”

Organizing to Strike: How 19,000 California Workers Got Ready

Nov 19 / Barbara Madeloni
At least 32 letter carriers in uniform, holding "no" signs printed in various fonts, pose in a post office parking lot. The group looks diverse in race and gender. Several give the "thumbs-down" hand signal.

Letter Carriers are Organizing Against an Insulting 1.3 Percent Raise

Nov 14 / Alexandra Bradbury

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Workers hold signs in Spanish saying ‘we are workers not beggars’.

How Can U.S. and Mexican Workers Build Cross-Border Solidarity?

Dec 2 / Henry Salazar and David Bacon
A smiling Black woman in round glasses and a jean jacket is shown

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Nov 14 / Alexandra Bradbury
A woman with a strike picket sign and a ‘Teamsters Against Trump’ T-shirt looks past the camera

Viewpoint: We Won’t Win Until We’re Troublemakers

Nov 14 / Jane Slaughter

New York Times Tech Strikers Sing 'No Scabs' and Call a Wordle Boycott

Nov 7 / Danielle Smith
Cover of reviewed book, aqua green with a headset and looping wires.

Book Review: How Telecom Customer Service Reps Got Better Connected Via Their Union

Nov 4 / Steve Early
Eight picketers, who appear mostly young and white, stand in front of New Seasons. Their screen-printed picket signs say "New Seasons Labor Union, On Strike, Unfair Employer, Do Not Patronize" in red ink with flourishes. Two hold a black banner with yellow letters, only partly visible but appears to say "On strike." They all stand near the curb, facing traffic, and one has a bullhorn.

Portland Grocery Workers Strike Together

Oct 29 / Paul Kirk-Davidoff

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