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How (and When) to Build a Union Reform Caucus: Advice from a Grocery Worker »
June 17, 2026 | Lisa XuQuick! What do these exciting stories have in common? Educators bringing a new fighting spirit to their unions, from Los Angeles to Chicago to Massachusetts. Members overthrowing corrupt leaders in the Teamsters and the United Auto Workers.
American Axle Strikers Set to Win $30 by ’30 »
June 11, 2026 | Jane SlaughterUpdate, June 16: American Axle workers voted to ratify the contract over the weekend, with 80 percent voting in favor.
They Didn’t Wait: California Teachers Strike and Win »
June 9, 2026 | Danielle SmithTens of thousands of California educators joined forces statewide, wagering that they could win more by working together. The result was a wave of strikes this school year that defied narratives of austerity and won better funding.
Can Transit Workers Escape the Death Spiral? »
June 9, 2026 | Paul PrescodPublic transit has been in a deep crisis since the Covid pandemic. Transit systems weren’t adequately funded to begin with. Then, as remote work increased, ridership declined. Now, emergency relief and infrastructure funds passed during the Biden administration have dried up.
Trabajador de Honda México logrará su reinstalación tras una lucha de 15 años. »
June 5, 2026 | Natascha Elena UhlmannEl líder del sindicato de trabajadores de Honda ganó su reinstalación la semana pasada, en una victoria importante para trabajadores que buscan construir sindicatos democráticos en el sector automotriz masivo.
Honda Mexico Worker Wins Reinstatement After 15-Year Fight »
June 5, 2026 | Natascha Elena UhlmannThe leader of Mexico's Honda workers’ union won reinstatement last week, in an important win for workers seeking to build real unions in the country's massive auto sector.
Bring Member Power to the Table By Opening Up Bargaining »
June 2, 2026 | Dan DiMaggioSince electing new leadership in 2022, Teamsters Local 135 in Indiana has completely changed the way it conducts negotiations. It’s using open bargaining to revitalize the local.
‘We Demand Freedom’: Immigrants on Strike in New Jersey Prison »
May 29, 2026 | Luis Feliz LeonOn a patch of sidewalk on a busy industrial corridor in Newark, federal agents with rifles, metal batons, flak vests, and balaclavas faced off against unarmed activists with cardboard signs and a bullhorn.
In Bus Factories, A Triple-Decker Win »
May 29, 2026 | Keith Brower BrownWhat does it take to unionize factories today, especially in the South? In the last two years, bus manufacturing workers secured first union contracts and a national master agreement across New Flyer facilities in three states.
