Analysis Archives - Page 8 of 8

Union workers more likely to get benefits of every kind

Aug 1, 2013

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

Union movement must evolve to speak, advocate, and fight for all workers

Mar 12, 2013

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

2012 in review: A labor lookback

Dec 31, 2012

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

Untangling the economy: A lively Q&A with pro-labor economist Robert Kuttner

Oct 17, 2012

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

Twenty-one myths about unions

Aug 10, 2012

Labor educator Bill Fletcher Jr talks about his new book.

Nesbitt discusses labor’s future, at union retirees conference

Mar 14, 2012

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

2011: Year One of the Great Fightback

Jan 3, 2012

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

YEAR IN REVIEW: A look back at labor stories of 2010

Jan 7, 2011

The beginning of a new year is a chance to summarize the year’s most important labor news and tie up loose ends.

The U.S. political system has been hijacked by rich, political scientists say

Dec 17, 2010

In their new book Winner-Take-All Politics: How Washington Made the Rich Richer and Turned Its Back on the Middle Class, political scientists Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson demonstrate that America’s runaway inequality wasn’t caused by impersonal economic forces, but by a political system that has been hijacked by the super-rich. The Labor Press spoke with Pierson by phone.

AFL-CIO Poll: Voters punished Dems, but no mandate for GOP

Nov 19, 2010

Though Republican victories in the 2010 elections will put the union Congressional agenda in jeopardy, labor leaders took some consolation from a pair of election night polls commissioned by the national AFL-CIO.