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Thursday, January 30, 2025

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Labor

All about most people: Illuminating the history of the California labor movement

'From Mission to Microchip' author Fred B. Glass talks about how his City College course makes the long struggle relevant today

Inside the UC academic workers’ strike

UC has adopted a corporate philosophy, and graduate students who do much of the teaching work are suffering.

Nonprofit with $20 million in city money defies supes, won’t talk about labor issues

Board members furious that the Felton Institute refused to answer questions at a hearing on union-contract issues.

Grassroots Democrats denounce PAC that helped get Haney elected to Assembly

Govern for California is anti-labor, anti-teacher, anti-single-payer, and pro-Matt Haney. Now county committees around the state are telling Democrats not to take the money.

Why Trader Joe’s workers are joining the fight to unionize

As the giant cuts back benefits after COVID, workers are exposing the big lie that corporations care for 'crew' over profits

It’s a rough time to be proud of the US. In ‘Fight Like Hell,’ Kim Kelly finds a way

The labor reporter's first book is a historical journey showing workers that they've always forged their own path forward

The case for class-struggle unionism

A new book says that only workers can save the labor movement.

SF hotels aren’t bringing workers back. Is that a ‘lockout?’

Labor law is complicated, but some workers say they want to go back to work—and the unionized hotels aren't calling them.

The end of mask mandates at Warriors games threatens workers

18,000 unmasked fans at Chase Center? What about the people who have to go to work there?

Labor organizing is a part of SF life

Reflections on winning and losing in the local and national movement.

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