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Workers Win Union Election at Mississippi Market Co-op

By Amie Stager

Minnesota Labor Is Reviving a Progressive-Era Tool to Improve Working Conditions

Workers are fighting for a Labor Standards Board to address conditions across industries.

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Midwest

The Power of Sugar Beets: Long-time Labor Organizer on Politics in the Red River Valley

As sugar beet harvesting season comes and goes in the Red River Valley, a labor organizer and leader reflects on worker power in the region.
International

The Call Is Out for Mass, Simultaneous Strikes in 4 Years

These labor leaders are organizing for 2028. Cooperation across unions and sectors—if carried out on a large scale—would be unprecedented in the 21st century United States.
Art

Still Lives of Workers in Motion

“Archive in Motion: The ATU Workers of Metro Transit”, a photography exhibition, is on display at the East Side Freedom Library, in St. Paul, Minn. featuring the photographs of Leslie Grant and Jeffrey Skemp of the workers of Metro Transit. The exhibit features film photographs of various transit workers, represented by Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) […]
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Every Life Is a World: Sarah Jaffe on the Power of Collective Grief

An argument for public memorialization as a path through the crises of capitalism.
Midwest

Can a National Strike Save a Closed Plant? A Town Depends On It.

The UAW is calling up locals to stand by workers in Belvidere and hold Stellantis to its promises.
Minnesota

“I Know My Worth”: What it Takes to Unionize the Service Industry

Despite the popularity of unions being at a record high, workers in the food service industry face an uphill battle when it comes to fighting for collective bargaining rights. Hospitality unions and workers are trying to change that.