Labor Notes 2024 is the Next Step for Building Union Power
Shop stewards, union activists, local labor officials, and workplace organizers — 4,500 strong — are gathering in Chicago this coming weekend. That’s a big deal.
Shop stewards, union activists, local labor officials, and workplace organizers — 4,500 strong — are gathering in Chicago this coming weekend. That’s a big deal.
The movement to organize undergraduate student workers is growing quickly. Two YDSA organizers from the University of Oregon explain how these unions can impact working-class politics beyond the campus.
The Rank & File Project has recruited 50 young people in three metro areas to get union jobs in targeted industries, coordinate with each other and with existing workplace leaders, study a demanding curriculum, and help build unions that can fight the bosses.
Vermont AFL-CIO’s new president Katie Maurice is a proud DSA member with a commitment to building rank-and-file power and winning more political independence from the Democratic Party.
The strike has already won big gains and it’s giving the union back to its members.
UAW members are on strike today because four years ago a small group of activists founded a reform caucus.
DSA members spent years helping Teamsters build power in their victorious contract fight with UPS. Here’s how DSA did this and what we can learn for the future.
Electric vehicles are an important part of the fight against climate change. We can’t allow tiers to stay and proliferate in this sector; they are a barrier to a just transition. That’s why UAW members are ready to strike.
Reformers in the United Auto Workers are jubilant as they seem set to make a historic change in the top leadership of their union, ending 70 years of one-party top-down rule.
The UAW’s longtime leadership is corrupt and undemocratic. In the union’s first-ever direct leadership election, a reform movement has a vision for change.