Labor
Dolores Huerta on Chavez allegations: The movement is bigger than any individual
March 19, 2026Huerta's experiences and those of others point to the unfinished work of securing the dignity and equality of women, including in spaces that are often assumed to be progressive or egalitarian.
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Federal judge restores Trump-destroyed contracts for 300K VA workers
March 18, 2026U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose sides with AFGE in their lawsuit against the VA and applies her ruling nationwide.
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Homecare workers pressure Hochul and Mamdani to end 24-hour workday
March 17, 2026Homecare workers are often assigned to patients who need “around-the-clock care,” resulting in 24-hour shifts that come with only 12 hours of pay.
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Free speech major issue in Columbia grad student strike vote
March 13, 2026NYU workers voted the same day to authorize a strike of their own, meaning both of New York's big private universities could be shut down simultaneously.
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WFTU calls for week of action in solidarity with Cuba
March 11, 2026World Federation of Trade Unions rallies international cooperation to aid the beleaguered nation.
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