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The history of the labor movement is full of the corpses of failed organizations.

Before Congress votes again, they need to walk the streets and understand the impact of hunger

Employers are increasingly lawless as the NLRB sits vacant

With a structure set in 1955, many state and local labor councils face problems

Immigration, same sex marriage … today’s unions have moved beyond a 1980s agenda.

To change our game we must realize that the union structure isolates us into sector silos.

Massive mobilization of people beats wealth and power.

If Michigan can become a right-to-work state, every state is in jeopardy.

This year’s Oregon races won’t attract national attention, which makes our fights harder.

A message to labor from U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.)