Analysis Archives - Page 8 of 9

As strike neared, district faced unified teachers backed by broad public support

Near-identical efforts in multiple states target basic labor protections.

For local labor, it was a year of legislative gains, and contract frustrations

Retirement is a union thing, judging by a July 17 BLS report

The AFL-CIO convention in Los Angeles will look at new and old strategies for building a movement.

From Chicago teachers to a lame duck right-to-work bill, 2012 had successes and setbacks for labor

The longtime writer-editor has honed his skills in verbal combat against the likes of Sean Hannity.

Labor educator Bill Fletcher Jr talks about his new book.

The union movement has failed, says the former labor leader.

2011 —Year 3 of the Great Recession — may be remembered as Year 1 of the Great Fightback.