Jobs Fair: It’s Time to Get These Socialists to Work
Detroit DSA’s Jobs Fair heard from five different union members about why going to work in their fields can create change for the whole working class — and improve their own lives too.
Detroit DSA’s Jobs Fair heard from five different union members about why going to work in their fields can create change for the whole working class — and improve their own lives too.
AI is being pitched as a helpful tool for both students and their teachers. In reality it will only corrode the learning environment and leave everyone more precarious.
DSA’s pool of experienced canvassers have been a force multiplier for the NYC Teamsters’ efforts to hold Amazon accountable.
Members will decide whether President Shawn Fain will continue the union’s about-face from its previous employer-friendly ways.
Nursing is highly unionized, well-paid, and increasingly central to the economy. Rank-and-file nurses are well-positioned to fight for common good demands and for a broader revival of the labor movement.
Rank-and-file nurses in New York City took the initiative to organize across hospitals in Contract Action Teams (CATs) and won their strike.
This May Day, socialists and labor activists in Louisville came together to celebrate workers, recruit organizers, and build the power to put people over profit.
Strikers can expect risk-averse advice from the “experts.” To win, rank-and-file members must be in on strategy discussions.
The lack of democratic organization not only gave Cesar Chavez immunity in his abuse of girls and women, but is also what caused the downfall of the UFW.
The 2006 mega-marches against legislation to criminalize the undocumented revealed the hidden power of immigrant workers.